After sixty years, Harlequin Romance books are still enslaving readers. What’s their secret?
Books | by Don Gillmor
Eight years after 9/11, Canada is still far from secure
Security | by Daniel Stoffman
On the May 2009 issue of
The Walrus
Inside Saudi Arabia’s brutal justice system
An illustrated story by Leslie Supnet
Comics | by Leslie Supnet
A suspenseful new short story by Craig Boyko
Fiction | by Craig Boyko
A new book by Anne Michaels
Courtesy of McClelland & Stewart
In our noisy, wired age, the bit players of history are consigned to oblivion
History | by Aritha van Herk
How Canada’s first female Chief Justice has taken the heat off the Supreme Court
Law | by Susan Harada
Readers respond to Peter Foster on Adam Smith, the NFB and more
Letters | by The Walrus Readers
How a Rwandan genocide survivor made peace with the man who almost killed her
Who will be the next Marc Garneau?
Michael Ignatieff’s Czarist takeover bid? Read our monthly comic strip
Comics | by Jason Sherman and David Parkins
Prostitution is nice work if you can get it decriminalized
Firsthand | by Juliet November
A review of Rudyard Griffith’s
Who We Are: A Citizens Manifesto
A new book by Stuart Ross
A gallery of Harlequin covers from the 1950s to the present
A new poem for
The Walrus by Barbara Nickel
Poetry | by Barbara Nickel
Montreal filmmaker Denis Villeneuve brings the Polytechnique massacre to the screen
Film | by Melora Koepke
Montreal’s Irish community remembers its dead
