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Supreme Court backs parents seeking to opt their kids out of LGBTQ books in elementary schools

US Supreme Court · United States

Supreme Court backs parents seeking to opt their kids out of LGBTQ books in elementary schools

40% Center coverage: 365 sources

Interest in ‘elbows up’ merchandise waning ahead of Canada Day, businesses say

Canada Day · Yarmouth

Interest in ‘elbows up’ merchandise waning ahead of Canada Day, businesses say

74% Left coverage: 23 sources

When Rachael Coe decided to launch an “elbows up” merchandise line at her store in Yarmouth, N.S., in March, she said it was an immediate bestseller. Within a week, Coe said her Timeless Memories shop had already made 400 sales. By the end of the first month, she had sold 2,500 products ranging from T-shirts to hoodies to car decals. Demand for items bearing Canada’s rallying cry against U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs and annexation threats was so high that Coe launched a website to keep up with the surge See the Story

European Companies Urge EU to Delay AI Rules

European Companies Urge EU to Delay AI Rules

44% Left coverage: 18 sources

Dozens of Europe's biggest companies urged the EU to hit the pause button on its landmark AI rules on Thursday, warning that going too fast could harm the bloc's ability to lead in the global AI race.See the Story

As Trump Pushes Tariff War, Ford’s Electricity Bluff Loses Voltage

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In the summer of 2003, a single software bug in an Ohio power plant cascaded into one of the largest blackouts in North American history, plunging most of Ontario and the northeastern United States into darkness. For many who experienced it, the blackout is fondly remembered as a time when ordinary people came together: neighbours directing traffic, impromptu block parties, stars suddenly visible in the night sky. But beyond the communal charm l…Ohio · Ohio Read Article

How I Solved the Century-Old Mystery of a Miraculous Shipwreck Survivor

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

I t’s the morning of August 22, 2019, and I’m in a Zodiac bouncing along the waters of the St. Lawrence River. It can hold six divers and all their gear, but this morning, there are only six of us—no gear. Far from being divers, we are curiosity seekers from New York, Vancouver, London, and Montreal, all obsessed with the sinking of the Empress of Ireland, which claimed 1,014 lives in 1914. Until a few years ago, I had never heard of the Empress…Saint John, New Brunswick · Saint John See the Story

Weekly Quiz: Burials, Book Bans, and Beleaguered Orcas

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

How closely have you been reading our online stories this last week? Take The Walrus Weekly Quiz to find out—released every Saturday.Canada · Canada Read Article

Why More North Americans Are Skipping the Funeral Home

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

My parents purchased their burial plots nearly forty years ago. My mother likes to pull out the story about what a great deal they got because the plots were a cemetery resale—the previous owners, then in the midst of a divorce, wanted to make their separation eternal. Years later, mom says, one of their descendants tried to reverse the deal and buy back the land. To which my father said, “Fuck him.” I always laugh at this joke, not because it’s…Baltimore, MD · Baltimore See the Story

The Two Captive Orcas Who Can Nearly Taste Freedom

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In the frigid Atlantic waters off Nova Scotia’s east coast, two orcas—a mother and her calf—swim freely within a long bay. They dive up to eighteen metres to the ocean floor, where rock crabs, sea stars, and mussels live and slimy eelgrass sways with the current. They sense nearby fish; they hear each other’s clicks and pulses. They swim openly within the bay, the only barrier being an eight-inch mesh fence made of Dyneema—“the world’s strongest…Atlantic · Atlantic Read Article

There Was a Time Canada Really Did Build, Baby, Build

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

W hen I walked into the cabinet room in the Centre Block of Parliament for my first cabinet meeting in 2015, I remember feeling a mixed sense of excitement and trepidation. This moment was the culmination of several years of hard work for me as the member of Parliament for Durham, but it was also the result of several decades of dreaming for someone who wanted to serve the country in higher office. The moment also left me thinking about the grav…Toronto, ON · Toronto See the Story

Canada’s Archives Are in Trouble—and So Is Its History

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

R ecently, I showed up in Picton, Ontario, to slake a thirst that I worked up while scouting local quarries for trilobites. I noticed the cute but hobbit-free Shire Hall, the seat of government for Prince Edward County. There’s a building next to it, the local land registry office. These were common in Ontario: little squat fireproof stone buildings that will be there when everything else is gone. The little registry offices were important to th…Ontario, Canada · Ontario Read Article

Small Press, Big Machines, and the Last Run of Canada’s Most Stubborn Publisher

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

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