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In Defence of Garlic in a Jar: How Food Snobs Almost Ruined My Love of Cooking

Celebrity chefs, food writers, and home cooks have sneered at pre-cut produce. They’re dismissing those of us with disabilities

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Baby Pics, Life Lessons, and Obits: What Happened to LinkedIn?

Why users are posting more personal content on a professional platform

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Father’s Day Required Reading

Stories about famous dads, pandemic parenting, and much more

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2022 Mark Rosenfeld Fellowship in Higher Education Awarded to Jadine Ngan and Tahmeed Shafiq

The recipients will be investigating student suicides and their impact on the wider community for The Walrus

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Doctors on TikTok: The Dark Side of Medical Influencers

Medical data is supposed to be confidential. But social media is threatening the privacy and dignity of patients

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Going Farther than Hiring a BIPOC

S3E25 of The Conversation Piece

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New Adventures in Hi-Fi

No bread crumbs left to return us, but diversions / Lobbed beyond a blind hill into the unforeseeable

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Revenge of the Earthworms

A gardener’s best friend? Think again. How invasive earthworms are wreaking havoc on our ecosystems

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The Lost Manuscript

Already manuscripts are burning, / and the snow from Chornobyl is flying

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Why Are There Still So Few Women Leaders in Politics?

Women are more likely to hold interim leadership roles in federal politics, but clinching the top role remains elusive

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Essays on Lip Service: The Deep Dive podcast Episode Bonus

Author and editor-in-chief at Catapult magazine, Tajja Isen, talks about her new book

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Letters to the Editor: June 2022

On patient rights, self-diagnosis, and the high stakes of rising inflation

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Hotline Proves Happy Endings Are Still Worth Writing

Fiction about immigrants tends toward melancholy and tragedy. Dimitri Nasrallah’s new novel delivers something different

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The Walrus Takes Home Five National Magazine Awards

Winners include Nicholas Hune-Brown, M.E. Rogan and Adnan Khan

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How Much Punishment Is Enough for the Driver Who Caused the Humboldt Crash?

Jaskirat Singh Sidhu readily accepted his jail sentence after killing 16 people, but is now fighting his deportation. What should justice look like after an accident?

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How Did Credit Scores Become So Powerful? Episode 20 of The Deep Dive

Award winning journalist Emily Baron Cadloff breaks down the fundamentals of credit scores and the power of the credit system.

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Our Second

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The Surprising Appeal of Winnipeg’s Garbage Hill

How I developed an appreciation for a green space with a past life as a municipal dump

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Including Youth in the Climate Change Conversation

S3E24 of The Conversation Piece

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The Walrus wins Gold for Best Personal Essay at the 2022 Digital Publishing Awards

Congratulations to the winners and nominees

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Editor’s Letter: Navigating Responsibility

How do you find meaning in actions that feel inadequate or inconclusive?

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The Superficial Diversity of Canadian TV

How risk avoidance shapes our entertainment

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The Walrus Wins at the Canadian Association of Journalists Awards Program

Nicholas Hune-Brown received an award in the Written Feature category

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Reality Bites

Nominees of this year’s Amazon Canada First Novel Award discuss the reality-illuminating—and reality-obscuring—properties of fiction

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Notes on a Biscuit Puzzle

Long-dead cookies don’t become ghosts; they become petrified crumbs. Abandoned biscuits do not decompose, ever

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