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Phil Gurski

Inside the issue: Why you’ll never get to Inbox Zero, Canada’s $500 billion defence spending gamble, a real estate mogul’s seven-year revenge campaign, and more. The Walrus is located within the ...
In many places, laws allow landlords to raise rents without limits once a tenant moves out—what’s called “vacancy decontrol.” ...
Leilani Farha is global director of The Shift, an international human rights organization focused on housing, finance, and climate.
In Carney’s Canada, it’s concrete solutions to concrete problems all the way down. In some ways, he’s trying to save the ...
The definition for “chronic absenteeism” in Ontario is missing more than 10 percent of a school year—roughly eighteen days or ...
It’s called a test of leadership. At this moment, with Canada under direct economic assault by the United States, ...
This means Canada may have Trump’s full attention today, but if a quick victory eludes him, he may tire of us and change the ...
T he number of targeted AI ads I get as a student is really insane,” Eden Daniel told me over coffee. Every time she opened ...
Writing in 2018, Applebaum didn’t yet have a really good medium-sized lie to apply to the then-new Trump regime. She ...
The rationale behind paying for donations is the high and rising demand for plasma. The global demand has increased by 40 percent since 2020. At the time that Grifols came into the picture in Canada, ...
The City of Edmonton, along with its utility provider, Epcor, is currently in the sixth year of a twenty-year, $1.6-billion ...
While they make up 5 percent of Canada’s population, Indigenous women and girls each account for roughly 50 percent of ...