Capturing the essence of a city
Detail | by Todd Falkowsky
Why following the urge to buy big might not make you happy
Homes | by Charles Montgomery
A British architect, oil barons, an urban vision, and creeping liberalism: what is the future for Cowtown?
Cities | by Don Gillmor
Want to know how a city used to work? Talk to the dead
Civic struggles and the public square: an appreciation
A Walrus Canada noir tale: Egregiousness... in Edmonton!
Dark Cities | by Greg Hollingshead
Half of the world’s population now lives in cities. How do they make it work?
Urban Planning | by Ariel Brewster, Jan Dutkiewicz,
and Claire Hastings
Guy Maddin’s hometown homage
Film | by Denis Seguin
Peru’s new social divide
A Walrus Canada Noir tale: Horror... in Halifax!
An exclusive photo gallery and essay traces the post-election violence in Kenya
Can the urban spaces handle legions of retiring boomers?
A Tanzanian driving lesson
Canada Noir: Suspicion... in St John’s!
A day in the moving life
Cities | by Julie Doucet
Bravo! The Special Arctic Issue (November) is a richly nuanced and varied entrée into northern life and issues.
Letters | by The Walrus Readers
As the debate over “the reasonable accommodation of
minority groups” indicates, diversity in Canada is troubled thing
Sightings | by Ken Alexander
The leafy legacy of World War II
The appeal of the Downtown Eastside
Cities | by Peter Valing
Optimism, slowness, and why comic books still pay better than contemporary art.
Canada Noir: Vice... in Vancouver!
Is Toronto being taken over by hucksters,
fauxhemians, and the “knowledge economy”?
Cities | by Mark Kingwell
Canada Noir: Mayhem... in Montréal!
The failed dream of Montreal’s Habitat ‘67.
Canada Noir: Weaselly... in Winnipeg!
Afghanistan’s embattled country club
