May 2012

• Calgary Herald, “Richard Stursberg tried to recast CBC English television, made enemies along the way,” May 13
• Macleans.ca, “Captain Democracy,” May 11
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the June 2012 issue of The Walrus, May 10 | Audio Link
• Masthead Online, “People in Publishing: Head of TC Media stepping down,” May 9
• Epoch Times, “The Great Debate: The Relevance of Art in Daily Life,” May 8
• London Free Press, “This is no job for police, deputy chief says,” May 6
• openfile, “Saturday Reads: Elizabeth May, the future of OC Transpo, and the blog roundup,” May 5
• Magazine World, “Building a Brand,” May 4
• Ottawa Citizen, “Bad public art shouldn’t undermine a good city hall policy,” May 4
• Ottawa Magazine, “EVENT AFTERMATH: An amusingly snarky look at the National Gallery of Canada's great art debate — and lots of party pix!” May 4
• Toronto Star, “Sable Island: A national park that we could love to death,” May 4
• Winnipeg Free Press, “Billboard: May 4,” May 4
• Magazines Canada, “The Walrus Adds SoapBox to Growing Digital Extension Roster,” May 3
• CBC.ca, “SURVEY: Who needs art? That’s debatable,” May 2
• CBC.ca, “Winnipeg Art Gallery’s Stephen Borys making a difference,” May 2
• openfile, “National Gallery debate asks ‘Is art essential?’,” May 2
• Ottawa Citizen, “Reader responds: ‘Art does matter everyday’,” May 2
• 680 News, “The Walrus has a leading 34 National Magazine Awards nominations,” May 1
• Canada Newswire, “National Magazine Awards Foundation announces the Nominations for the 35th anniversary National Magazine Awards,” May 1
• Globe and Mail, “Walrus, ROB lead magazine nominations,” May 1
• Masthead Online, “Nominees for 35th National Magazine Awards announced,” May 1
• Metro News, “Walrus leads National Magazine Awards nominations,” May 1
• Montreal Gazette, “Maisonneuve’s 10–year milestone,” May 1
• Montreal Gazette, “Montreal’s Maisonneuve, enRoute, L’actualité battle with Toronto’s Walrus, Maclean’s for National Magazine Awards,” May 1
• omg! from Yahoo! Canada, “The Walrus has a leading 34 National Magazine Awards nominations,” May 1
• Ottawa Citizen, “Third Annual Walrus debate: Art matters every day,” May 1
• Winnipeg Free Press, “The Walrus has a leading 34 National Magazine Awards nominations,” May 1
• Vancouver Sun, “The Walrus leads National Magazine Awards nominations,” May 1

April 2012

• Magazine World, “Walrus TV,” April 30
• Ottawa Citizen, “Is art essential to daily life? Join the debate at National Gallery,” April 30
• Quill & Quire, “Personnel change: The Walrus Foundation,” April 26
• Huffington Post Canada, “War of 1812: Why Does No One Know Anything About It?” April 25
• Yonge Street, “HitSend gets conversation started with Walrus magazine platform launch,” April 25
• CBC Radio One: The Morning Edition — Saskatchewan, “Roots of Empathy,” April 24
• CBC Radio One: Blue Sky, “A Different Take on Bullying,” April 23
• CBC Radio One: Metro Morning, “Dealing With Bullying,” April 23
• Courier-Islander, “Books in the Twitterverse,” April 20
• Winnipeg Free Press, “WAG’s Borys joins national debate on arts,” April 20
• Canadian Jewish News, “Secret world of stolen art reads like crime fiction,” April 19
• Masthead Online, “The Walrus SoapBox invites readers to join the conversation,” April 19
• Mediacaster, “Walrus Foundation and HitSend.ca Launch Online SoapBox,” April 19
• Media in Canada, “The Walrus Foundation gets a soapbox,” April 19
• Winnipeg Art Gallery, “WAG Executive Director Heads East to Debate Art,” April 19
• Digital Media Zone, “The Walrus expands the Canadian conversation with The Walrus SoapBox,” April 18
• Genome Web, “Well, This Is Awkward,” April 18
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the May 2012 issue of The Walrus, April 17 | Audio Link
• Masthead Online, “TC Media launching television production house,” April 17
• CJAD 800: Montreal, Walrus senior editor Rachel Giese discusses her cover story for the April 2012 magazine, “The Errors of Their Ways,” with host Tommy Schnurmacher, April 11 | Audio Link
• Masthead Online, “Walrus Books provides another platform for readers,” April 11
• Times Colonist, “Poetry surviving rumours of its demise,” April 8
• Ottawa Citizen, “The Walrus launches book imprint,” April 7
• Windsor Star, “Walrus Books launches with Atwood tale,” April 7
• Globe and Mail, “Fundraiser is a novel way to help out ailing writer Derek McCormack,” April 6
• Posted Toronto, “Five things to do this week: April 7–13,” April 6
• Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus launches book imprint with limited edition short story by Margaret Atwood,” April 5
• National Post, “The Walrus launches book imprint,” April 5
• Quill & Quire, “The Walrus launches new book imprint with Margaret Atwood short story,” April 5
• TorontoLife.com, “Want to buy a limited edition Margaret Atwood short story? You can’t, unless you subscribe to The Walrus,” April 5
• Toronto Star, “Margaret Atwood’s new short story, ‘I Dream of Zenia...’ ” April 5
• Vancouver Sun, “The Walrus Foundation to release new Margaret Atwood book,” April 5
• Xtra, “Art for Derek McCormack,” April 3
• TorontoLife.com, “The theatre community (and its wealthy patrons) prove they can party hard at Canadian Stage’s Theatre Ball,” April 2

March 2012

• Open Book Toronto, “Writers and Day Jobs: How Authors Make It Work,” March 30
• Cytopoetics Events, “The Grid is off the grid poetically,” March 28
• The Monitor, “The Walrus and McGill return to the Segal Centre,” March 28
• The Grid, “Joseph Kony could totally be the warlord of the millennium,” March 27
• AM 650, senior editor Rachel Giese discusses her cover story for the April 2012 magazine, “The Errors of Their Ways,” on The Dr. Don Show, March 26
• A.V. Club Toronto, “Rich Aucoin: 24-hour party person,” March 22
• Fashion, “Flashpoint,” March 2012
• OpenFile.ca, “A new study finds Gen Y kids are materialistic and self-involved,” March 19
• W Blog, “In Print | Andrew B. Walrus,” March 19
• Queen’s Journal, “Grad pens award-winning book,” March 16
• TCE Blog, “Thoughts on Populism and the Arts,” March 9
• Calgary Herald, “Governor General’s Performing Arts Awards reception,” March 6
• Chronicle Herald, “Blaikie: Faith and politics do mix,” March 4
• Toronto Star, “Taylor Prize non-fiction contender explores the line between activism and journalism,” March 4

February 2012

• CBC.ca, “Lyrics as Poetry: The Band’s ‘The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down’,” February 29
• Moose Jaw Times Herald, “Award-winning author to attend Festival of Words,” February 23
• National Post, “Bob Rae’s duel to the death,” February 22
• The Search (Vancouver Sun), “Jesuit astronomer hits Vancouver, after gig on The Colbert Report,” February 21
• Andrew Sullivan’s The Dish, “The Difference Between Canadians and Americans,” February 20
• CBC.ca, “Lyrics as Poetry: Leonard Cohen’s ‘Hallelujah’,” February 20
• Calgary Herald, “Discussing the art of the city at The Walrus Talks,” February 17
• Quill & Quire, “Anansi dismantles poetry board, moves acquisitions in house,” February 16
• News & Tech, “Canada’s Walrus picks up mantle of serious journalism” (begins on page 24), January/February 2012
• Magazine Awards Blog, “Off the Page, With Joshua Knelman,” February 9
• Hello! Canada, “Diary of the Week: Literary and Lively,” February 6
• Press +1, “The Walrus Talks: The Art of the City,” February 5
• National Post, “Toasting tusks at The Walrus Foundation’s annual gala,” February 4
• BC Living, “The Walrus TV,” February 2
• Canadian Magazines Canadiens, “Canadian First Covers: The Walrus,” February 2
• CBC.ca, “Joni Mitchell’s ‘Both Sides Now’: Is this poetry?” February 2

January 2012

• Ottawa Citizen, “Smugness doesn’t look good on Canada,” January 31
• National Post’s The Afterword, “A Publisher's Year: A quest for Survival,” January 27
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the March 2012 issue of The Walrus, January 25 | Audio Link
• Ottawa Citizen, “The Indian Act must go,” January 25
• CBC Radio 1 Calgary’s Eyeopener, “Author Chris Turner on public spaces,” January 24
• CBC Radio 1 Calgary’s The Homestretch, “Mark Kingwell on The Walrus Talks,” January 24
• Story Board, “Smart on the page, smart on the screen — smart for the writers?” January 24
• Calgary Herald, “The Walrus Talks get at stories cities can tell,” January 23
• National Post, “Shinan: A craft ale is the cure for Monty Python’s Terry Jones,” January 21
• Open File, “Saturday Reads: Egyptian revolutionaries, Vancouver riots, and why monarchy?,” January 21
• Open File, “TransCanada, Keystone XL, and college football: Why Nebraska hates Canada,” January 21
• BizBash, “Sponsor Inspires Whimsical, Travel-Themed Decor at Walrus Foundation Gala,” January 20
• Calgary Herald, “The high performance rodeo,” January 20
• Swerve Calgary, “Exploring Cities,” January 20
• Globe and Mail, “Party photos of the week: Walrus Foundation Gala,” January 20
• Waterloo Region Record, “Books: Hot Art, by Joshua Knelman,” January 20
• Toronto Life, “Meat grown in a lab could grace our plates by year’s end (but it probably won’t),” January 19
• Magazine Awards Blog, “Off the Page, with Carol Shaben,” January 16
• A.V. Club Toronto, “Magic Books, Walrus TV, and Naked Lunching,” January 13
• Magazines Canada, “Walrus TV is on the air,” January 13
• Jazz.FM91, “The Walrus is coming to TV,” January 11
• Masthead Online, “From magazine to screen: Walrus TV and its website launches,” January 11
• Media in Canada, “Walrus TV Launches,” January 11
• Playback, “Walrus TV Launches,” January 11
• Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus launches TV spinoff, with documentaries based on its stories,” January 10
• Canadian Press, “Watch The Walrus: Award-winning Canadian magazine launches TV platform,” January 10
• CBC Arts Online, “The Walrus ventures into TV,” January 10
• CBC Radio 1 Toronto’s Metro Morning, Shelley Ambrose discusses Walrus TV with host Matt Galloway, January 10 | Audio Link
• The Future of Publishing, “Magazines Come to TV,” January 10
• Globe and Mail, “Walrus magazine branches out into television,” January 10
• The Hollywood Minute, “Ken Murphy, High Fidelity HDTV with Shelley Ambrose and John Macfarlane of The Walrus magazine at the launch of Walrus TV,” January 10
• J-Source, “The Walrus Foundation Launches Walrus TV,” January 10
• Magazine Awards Blog, “The Walrus magazine launches HD television channel,” January 10
• Marketing, “The Walrus magazine launches TV platform,” January 10
• Mediacaster, “The Walrus Moves From Print to Online to Specialty TV,” January 10
• Torontoist, “Extra, Extra: Walrus TV, Acapella Tricks, and James Bond in Toronto,” January 10
• Toronto Star, “The Walrus comes to TV screens,” January 10
• U of Mosaic, “Libyan Canadians and the War,” January 10
• Fast Forward Weekly, “Playing in the sandbox,” January 7
• TimesUnion.com, “The folly prophecy is very predictable,” January 6
• Toronto Star, “It’s a prize-winning year for West Coast Canadian authors,” January 6
• Calgary Herald, “It’s not their first rodeo,” January 4
• SignAndSight.com, “Magazine Roundup,” January 4
• Calgary Herald, “Out of the chutes: High Performance Rodeo returns,” January 3
• Beatroute, “High Performance Rodeo,” January

December 2011

• Masthead Online, “Blue Ant Media buying High Fidelity HDTV; Torstar invests in Blue Ant,” December 30
• BizBash, “Toronto’s Top 100 Events of 2011,” December 27
• Masthead Online, “Walrus TV based on magazine content coming in January,” December 22
• Mother Nature Network, “What can Canada’s forgotten Turbo train teach us about nostalgia and innovation?” December 20
• Open File, “Saturday Reads: Politics and Porketta,” December 17
• Waterloo Region Record, “‘The invention of Waterloo’ no accident, writer says,” December 13
• Kelowna Daily Courier, “Snapshot turns out to be a winner,” December 11
• Daybreak South (CBC Radio), Kelowna photographer wins prestigious national contest,” December 9
• The Morning Show (Global Toronto), Walrus writer Daniel Baird discusses his article “Apocalypse Soon,” December 9 | Video Link
• Le matin du nord (Radio-Canada), “La tourtière à New York,” December 8
• West Side Studio Blog, “Mr. Myers Is The Walrus,” December 8
• 3 Quarks Daily, “Repent!” December 7
• Globe and Mail, “Harper set to surpass Diefenbaker and join historic company,” December 5
• Institute for Quantum Computing, “Walrus article examines Quantum Valley,” December 5
• The Atlantic Wire, “The Little Death and The Flood,” December 3
• Globe and Mail, “On the stand:A weekly roundup of the best magazine reads,” December 3
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the January/February 2012 issue of The Walrus, December 1 | Audio Link
• Utne Reader, “Coming of Age in the Shadow of HIV,” December 1

November 2011

• Toronto Life, “Editor’s Letter, December 2011: Sarah Fulford on her 21st-century nightmare,” November 17
• The Hook, “BC gives gas industry violators gentle treatment,” November 17
• Montreal Gazette, “The rebranding of language,” November 12
• Globe and Mail, “On the stand: A weekly roundup of the best magazine reads,” November 11
• Owen Sound Sun Times, “Canada could be food super power,” November 9
• Times Colonist, “Child labour laws remain invisible issue in Canada,” November 6
• Masthead Online, “Magazines recognized for excellence at ADCC awards,” November 4
• Silver Seven, “Where hockey comes from,” November 3
• Astral RadioPlus, “Canada Needs The Walrus,” November 2 | Audio Link

October 2011

• ScienceStage.com, “The Importance of Conversation,” October 31
• National Post, “Today’s letters: Choosing our national animal,” October 29
• Open File: Ottawa, “‘Harbingers of doom’: Walrus Magazine reflects on crows in the capital,” October 29
• McGill Daily, “Encouraging collaboration,” October 27
• Canadian Magazines, “Sparksheet and Torontoist win big in online publishing awards,” October 25
• Masthead Online, “Best in online and digital publishing announced at COPAs,” October 25
• Toronto Star, “Building a better democracy,” October 24
• BlogTO, “A look back at when Toronto was kind of filthy,” October 20
• Grantland, “Why Syracuse Will Win the National Championship,” October 20
• Toronto Star, “Festival jammed with ‘wow’ factor,” October 18
• Canadian, “Toronto’s problem: Urban dwellers who don’t give a damn,” October 17
• BlogTO, “Is Toronto destined to remain ugly forever?” October 16
• All Fired Up in the Big Smoke, “The Bold and the Beautiful,” October 13
• Open File, “Toronto: people are using it (schools and libraries edition),” October 13
• The Grid, “Five things we learned at The Walrus Toronto Project Debate,” October 13
• UrbanToronto.ca, “About Last Night: The Walrus Toronto Project Debates,” October 13
• Toronto Star, “Will Toronto ever be the belle of the ball?” October 12
• A.V. Club Toronto, “In Defence of Toronto,” October 11
• Open File, “This month’s Walrus cover: Toronto is defective by design,” October 11
• Torontoist.com, “Extra, Extra: Loving and Hating on Toronto,” October 11
• Globe and Mail, “Don’t even think about slicing these haute cakes,” October 8
• Examiner.com, “2011 Scotiabank Giller Prize announces shortlist,” October 7
• TorontoLife.com, “Battle of the books: the 2011 Giller Prize shortlist revealed,” October 4
• Gig City, “Was Edmonton actually Richler’s kind of town?” October 1

September 2011

• Masthead Online, “Second-round COPA finalists released; conference registration open,” September 29
• Torontoist.com, “The Nerds Come to Meet at Word on the Street,” September 27
• Masthead Online, “First set of COPA digital award finalists announced,” September 26
• PostCity.com, “Six ways to get aquainted with Marshall McLuhan’s legacy,” September 22
• Worn Journal, “Crushing on Michael Lista,” September 21
• Treehugger.com, “The Future of Food: Why Farmers Are Being Driven Off The Land,” September 20
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the October 2011 issue of The Walrus, September 12 | Audio Link
• Globe and Mail, “On the stand: a weekly roundup of the best magazine reads,” September 9
• HonestReporting Canada, “Offensive cartoon published in Walrus magazine,” September 7
• National Post, “Happy Hour: How to sex up Canadian whisky,” September 3

August 2011

• Business2Community.com, “Entrepreneurial Success: 6 Questions with Daren Trousdell,” August 25
• Carleton University, “Walrus Magazine Touts Our New Political Management Program,” August 24
• QR77 AM Radio’s The Rob Breakenridge Show, Michael Harris discusses his cover story “Life After Death,” August 23 | Audio Link
• Rooster, “ ‘Fairly Accurate Article,’ ” August 19
• The Barrie Examiner, “How I didn't spend my summer vacation: PAPER VIEW column,” August 3

July 2011

• University of Toronto, “IN THE NEWS: Nick Mount named Fiction Editor of The Walrus,” June 20
• Quill & Quire, “U of T professor Nick Mount hired as Walrus fiction editor,” July 19
• National Post, “Nick Mount named fiction editor of The Walrus,” July 19
• CBC News, “Travel photos that click,” July 18
• Quill & Quire, “Personnel Changes: The Walrus,” July 18
• Encounter (ABC Radio National, Australia), “Marshall McLuhan, man of faith,” July 17
• CBC News, “Can Harry Potter cast an online spell?,” July 15
• Torontoist, “Extra, Extra: Partially Supported Pillars, Burtynsky-Endorsed Photos,” July 15
• Globe and Mail, “Party Photos of the Week (The Walrus Foundation Garden Party),” July 7
• Bella’s Bookshelves, “Broadsheet Magazine’s Literary Fundraiser a Success,” July 6
• Masthead Online, “Walrus Foundation and Stella Artois launch humour website,” July 5
• J-Source.ca, “Walrus launches humour website,” July 4
• National Post, “Shelley Ambrose on launching The Walrus Laughs,” July 1
• Things That Go Pop! (CBC.ca), “The Walrus goes for the funny bone,” July 1

June 2011

• National Post, “Michael Lista named Poetry Editor of The Walrus,” June 30
• Avenue Calgary, “The Arts in Calgary and The Walrus,” June 20
• The Link, “I’ll Talk, You’ll Fill That Notebook,” June 19
• Canada-Afghanistan Solidarity Committee, “The Walrus on Canada’s Mission in Afghanistan,” June 17
• VeloNews, “Must Read: Pain principle, Supreme break, the bare truth,” June 15
• Masthead Online, “People in Publishing: Changes at The Walrus, Today’s Parent, CAmagazine,” June 14
• Paperblog, “McLuhan in The Walrus,” June 14
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the July/August 2011 issue of The Walrus, June 14 | Audio Link
• Jillian Tamaki: Sketchblog, Etc., “Illustration in Practice,” June 13
• Winnipeg Free Press, “MoneySense best mag,” June 13
• Masthead Online, “The Walrus tops list of gold winners at 34th National Magazine Awards,” June 12
• Calgary Herald, “Swerve Magazine strikes gold at awards,” June 11
• Canadian Press, “MoneySense named Magazine of the Year (print) at National Magazine Awards,” June 11
• CBC News, “MoneySense, Walrus top magazine awards,” June 11
• Toronto Star, “The Walrus, MoneySense and Macleans.ca top Magazine Awards list,” June 11
• Globe and Mail, “Report On Business wins big at National Magazine Awards,” June 11
• Globe and Mail, “Revel’s portrait of kibbutz life defies genre,” June 10
• National Post, “D.W. Wilson: The First Book,” June 3
• Ottawa Magazine, “Group of Seven on Trial,” Summer 2011

May 2011

• Chronicle Herald, “Red the colour of lust and love,” May 29
• New York Times, “Graphic Book Best Sellers: A Treatise on Sex Workers,” May 27
• CNW Group, “Former Maclean’s editor Robert Lewis named new Canadian Journalism Foundation chair,” May 25
• Green Left, “Canadian elections: Another failed intervention,” May 16
• Rabble.ca, “Ignatieff in Canada: Another failed intervention,” May 16
• Ottawa Magazine, “Web Exclusive: Group of Seven on Trial,” May 13
• Kingston Whig-Standard, “Group of irrelevance?,” May 11
• Raincoast Books Blog, “The Great ‘What If?’ In the History of the Canadian Novel,” May 11
• South Asian News Ontario, “Immigration: Poll shows many Canadians believe there is a negative effect,” May 11
• CBC Radio 1’s Ontario Morning, Rachel Giese discusses her June 2011 cover story, “Arrival of the Fittest,” with host Wei Chen, May 9 | Audio Link
• CBC Radio 1 Toronto’s Metro Morning, Rachel Giese discusses her June 2011 cover story, “Arrival of the Fittest,” with host Matt Galloway, May 9 | Audio Link
• CTV’s Live at 5, Valerie Pringle discusses The Walrus RBC Conversation Series, May 9 Video Link
• News 95.7 FM’s Afternoon News with Tom Young, Dr. Jean Hughes discusses The Walrus RBC Conversation Series, May 9 | Audio Link
• National Post, “Well Put,” May 7
• Ottawa Citizen, “Trees in Algonquin Park are lovely, but…,” May 7
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the June 2011 issue of The Walrus, May 5 | Audio Link
• CityNews Toronto, “National Magazine Awards nominees released, Walrus leads pack,” May 3
• Masthead Online, “Walrus leads National Magazine Award pack of finalists,” May 3
• Canadian Magazines, “National Magazine Awards nominations have been released,” May 2
• CBC News, “The Walrus leads finalists for magazine awards,” May 2
• Globe and Mail, “Walrus, ROB lead magazine nominations,” May 2
• Maclean’s, “Walrus leads National Magazine Awards nominations with 35; ROB gets 31,” May 2
• Metro, “Walrus leads National Magazine Award noms,” May 2
• National Post, “National Magazine Awards announce nominees,” May 2
• Winnipeg Free Press, “Walrus leads National Magazine Awards nominations with 35; ROB gets 31,” May 2
• Yahoo! News Canada, “Walrus leads National Magazine Awards nominations with 35; ROB gets 31,” May 2

April 2011

• 3 Quarks Daily, “Polygamous,” April 29
• CBC Radio 1’s The Early Edition, Keli Anderson discusses mental health with host Rick Cluff, April 28 | Audio Link
• Studio 4 on Shaw TV, Shelley Ambrose and Shelagh Rogers discuss mental health with host Fanny Kiefer, April 28 YouTube links: Pt. 1, Pt. 2
• National Post, “Jared Bland leaves The Walrus, becomes Anansi’s new managing editor,” April 27
• Quill & Quire, “Anansi hires The Walrus’s Jared Bland as managing editor,” April 27
• Chicago Tribune, “The polygamy argument,” April 26
• Andrew Sullivan: The Dish, “Polygamy Is Wrong,” April 25
• Vancouver Courier, “Magazine stand courts arcane human interests,” April 20
• Broadcaster, “Vision TV Announces Royal Wedding Coverage,” April 19
• John Tory’s The Live Drive (Newstalk 1010 Radio): Grant Stoddard argues his case for Canadians to wave goodbye to the Queen of England, April 18
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the May 2011 issue of The Walrus, April 14 | Audio Link
• Futur Parfait, “Lazy AND Impassioned, A Letter To The Editor,” April 11
• Canadian Magazines, “Keeping The Walrus’s head above water,” April 10
• Suburban, “Segal Centre hosts Walrus Foundation public arts and architecture debate,” April 6
• McGill Tribune, “Cultural critics face off at Walrus debate,” April 5
• Coverjunkie, “Walrus Type,” April 2
• Toronto Sun, “Women still the victim in the blame game,” April 1
• TEDxYYC, event photographs on Flickr, April 1

March 2011

• CBC.ca, “Growing pains in Montreal’s cultural redevelopment,” March 31
• The Rover, “The Future of Culture in Montreal,“ March 31
• Covers Sell (Masthead Online), “Orange Walrus — Cover of the Week,” March 30
• 3 Quarks Daily, “Worrying About the Singularity,” March 30
• University City (Montreal Gazette), “McGill hosts Simon Brault, Witold Rybczynski and The Walrus debate,” March 30
• CBC Radio One: The Home Run, Nathalie Petrowski discusses The Walrus McGill Debate at the Segal Centre for the Performing Arts, March 30 | Audio Link
• CBC Radio One: The Home Run, Shelley Ambrose discusses The Walrus McGill Debate at the Segal Centre for the Performing Arts, March 30 | Audio Link
• Montreal Gazette, “Best Bets,” March 30
• CJAD 800 AM: Laxer Live, Witold Rybczynski discusses The Walrus McGill Debate at the Segal Centre for the Performing Arts, March 29 | Audio Link
• David Olive’s Everybody’s Business (Toronto Star), “I’m so glad today not to be the editor of The Walrus,” March 27
• CBC Radio One: All in a Weekend, “A Debate About Culture: If You Build It, Will They Come?” March 26 | Audio Link
• Rabble.ca, “The game is on for another election,” March 26
• Montreal Mirror, “The Front: Junkies on the march — Moms on strike — Turning off for Earth — Debating culture and space,” March 24
• The Corch, “Canada’s New Solitudes,” March 17
• The Discovery Route, “Discovering Vancouver,” March 17
• The Canadian Journalism Project, “The Walrus on editing a story by a convicted murderer,” March 16
• Illustrophile, “Illustrations for The Walrus,” March 16
• Globe and Mail, “Bay Street sings praises of Nigel Wright,” March 14
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the April 2011 issue of The Walrus, March 14 | Audio Link
• Globe and Mail, “On the stand: The week’s best magazine reads,” March 11
• BCLocalNews.com, “Convicted killer Atif Rafay’s essay published in top Canadian magazine,” March 11
• TheStar.com, “Here and Now. Mon., Mar. 7,” March 7
• CambridgeNow.ca, “TEDxWaterloo 2011: Mingle, Rap, Discover — Ideas Truly Worth Spreading,” March 7
• Longexposure.ca, “TEDxWaterloo: The Uncharted,” March 4
• Waterloo Region Record, “TEDx harnesses the power of creative thinking,” March 4

February 2011

• TheLondoner.ca, “The page-turning addict,” February 23
• Shameless Blog, “Why I Can’t Ignore How to Raise a Boyfriend,” February 22
• CBC Radio’s The Sunday Edition, “Too Few Women in Publishing,” February 20
• Canadian Writers Group, “Two great reads in the March 2011 Walrus,” February 18
• J-Source.ca, “Finding the Words,” February 15
• Vancouver Sun, “Finding the Words: Jared Bland on PEN Canada’s new anthology,” February 15
• Reason, “If You’re Only Going to Read One Absurdly Long Magazine Piece Today...,” February 11
• Planetizen, “Canada’s Constitution Fuels Urban Crisis,” February 8
• Torontoist, “Extra, Extra: City-Builders and City-Building,” February 8
• St. Denis Photo, “Link Dump, 02.04.11,” February 4
• Daily Brew, “William Shatner enters ninth decade boldly going where no 80-year-old has gone before,” February 3
• National Post, “The Canada Reads Questionnaire: Ami McKay,” February 3
• Masthead, “Third Annual Walrus Foundation Gala,” February 2
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the March 2011 issue of The Walrus, February 1 | Audio Link

January 2011

• National Post, “In Afghanistan, two worlds share a single country,” January 31
• National Post, “Tusk Masters,” January 29
• Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus’s Shelley Ambrose to speak at TEDx conference in Kitchener,” January 28
• Hello! Canada, “The Write Stuff,” January 27
• Ryerson Review of Journalism, “Newsroom Tour: The Walrus,” January 27
• Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus’s foundation launches amateur travel photo competition with Aeroplan,” January 26
• CNW Group, “Aeroplan and The Walrus Foundation Announce a National Travel Photography Contest Open to Canadians,” January 26
• Leader-Post, “Aeroplan and The Walrus Foundation Announce a National Travel Photography Contest Open to Canadians,” January 26
• Morningstar, “Aeroplan and The Walrus Foundation Announce a National Travel Photography Contest Open to Canadians,” January 26
• Eco Deco, “The Walrus Foundation Auction,” January 23
• Globe and Mail, “Parties: Walrus Foundation Gala,” January 22
• Imprint, “TEDxWaterloo The Uncharted,” January 21
• HTML Giant, “Good Gifts from J. Robert Lennon,” January 18
• Daily Maverick, “Conrad Black: Prison? I giggle at thee,” January 14
• Booklounge.ca, “Sometimes a day of cerlox binding is not as awful as one would think...,” January 13
• Bookends, “Hypertext Fiction,” January 10
• Cape Breton Post, “Governor’s Book Pub to feature visiting poet Jesse Patrick Ferguson,” January 6
• Globe and Mail, “Walrus to auction off Canadian exotica,” January 1

December 2010

• Devoir, “Revue de presse — La politique, différemment,” December 31
• CNEWS, “Mystery solved: Mansbridge’s chair found,” December 31
• Justine Lewkowicz, “Book #18 of the year — Lucy Hardin’s Missing Period,” December 30
• Canadian Writers Group, “Grant Stoddard profiles the lost Canadians for The Walrus,” December 23
• Open Book Ontario, “On the must read list: The Walrus’s special winter double issue,” December 23
• Politics and Its Discontents, “How the G20 Radicalized Me,” December 23
• National Post, “Meet You At The Door: a Q&A with Lawrence Hill,” December 16
• Masthead Online, “The Walrus uses new online fundraising tools,” December 14
• National Post, “TV doc explores life of Mordecai Richler, for richer or poorer,” December 13
• Quill & Quire, “Daily book biz round-up: more Best of 2010 lists; new Lawrence Hill story; and more,” December 9
• Masthead Online, “People in Print: Changes at Marketing, The Walrus,” December 6
• Guardian, “Wikileaks US embassy cables: live updates,” December 1
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the January/February 2011 issue of The Walrus, December 1 | Audio Link

November 2010

• Masthead Online, “People in Print: Changes at The Walrus, Eye Weekly and more,” November 29
• National Post, “Passwords: Canadian writers add to The Novelist’s Lexicon,” November 26
• Winnipeg Free Press, “NFB’s flickers of life,” November 26
• National Post, “Post critic wins prestigious prize record 8th time,” November 20
• Vancouver Courier, “Mayor’s Art Awards recipients make personal connection,” November 19
• CBC Radio One, The Next Chapter’s Shelagh Rogers interviews Stephen Marche about his interactive novel, Lucy Hardin's Missing Period, November 15
• CKNW AM 980, The Morning News host Philip Till interviews Matthieu Aikins about his December cover story, “Last Stand in Kandahar,” November 10 | Audio Link
• National Post, “Culinary diplomacy,” November 9
• Rabble.ca, “Media Democracy Day shone light on triumphs and challenges,” November 9
• Open Book Toronto, “Multiple Choices: Stephen Marche’s Interactive Web Novel,” November 5
• The Afterword (Nationalpost.com), “A Map to Lucy Hardin’s Missing Period,” November 4
• Quill & Quire, “Donoghue, FitzGerald win Writers’ Trust Awards,” November 3
• Vancouver Sun, “Emma Donoghue awarded Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize for Room,” November 3
• Globe and Mail, “Emma Donoghue wins Writers’ Trust Prize for Room,” November 2
• Toronto Star, “Donoghue’s Room wins Writers’ Trust prize,” November 2
• Globe and Mail, “Sarah Selecky and the decade she put into her book,” November 2
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the December 2010 issue of The Walrus, November 1 | Audio Link

October 2010

• Globe and Mail, “Becky Toyne: the James Bond girl of the IFOA,” October 29
• Globe and Mail, “IFOA best bets: Thurs., Oct. 28,” October 28
• Masthead Online, “The Walrus announces Montréal debate,” October 27
• National Post, “Happy Hour: The glow returns to Ontario whisky,” October 27
• Art Matters, “The Walrus magazine’s own Mahajara story,” October 15
• Quill & Quire, “How Stephen Marche composed his interactive web novel,” October 14
• Metro Morning on CBC Radio 1 Toronto, “Online Book,” October 13
• The Afterword, “Stephen Marche searches for ‘Lucy Hardin’s Missing Period’,” October 11
• That Shakespearean Rag, “On fiction and interactivity,” October 9
• The See, “Thoughtfully Bridging Cultural Connections,” October 8
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the November 2010 issue of The Walrus, October 7 | Audio Link
• Globe and Mail, “Presenting the Giller nominees,” October 5
• Montreal Gazette, “Review: Sarah Selecky’s This Cake is for the Party,” October 5
• Metro, “The Cheat Sheet: Lady Gaga,” October 4
• Quill & Quire, “Beauty and Sadness,” October 4
• National Post, “Robert Fulford: This lefty was often wrong, but I’m going to miss him,” October 2
• Winnipeg Free Press, “Canadian-born, raised artist’s sketches amuse, entertain,’ October 2

September 2010

• Concordian, “The Walrus and McGill team up for a night of debate,” September 26
• The Walrus Foundation, “Walrusmagazine.com Nominated for Prestigious Awards,” September 23 PDF Download
• Masthead Online, “Canadian Online Publishing Awards finalists announced,” September 23
• Canada Newswire, “A New Forum for Lively Debate in Montreal,” September 20
• Masthead Online, “Sometimes Smoking is Cool and Black and White Rules,” September 16
• Western News, “Alexis brings thoughts on writing, criticism to writer-in-residence post,” September 16
• Eye Weekly, “Is the Polaris Music Prize too obscure, too populist... or neither?” September 15
• 3 Quarks Daily, “It all ends in kitsch,” September 10
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the October 2010 issue of The Walrus, September 9 | Audio Link
• Computer Love, “Let’s Talk, Marian Bantjes,” September 9
• Globe and Mail, “Big magazines take a hit under new federal funding regime,” September 8

August 2010

• The Apple Blog, “E-readers Are the Future, But Is the iPad Among Them?” August 27
• cbc Radio One Toronto’s Metro Morning, “TIFF Bell Lightbox,” August 17
• Greg.org, “O Brother Where Art Thou?” August 17
• Globe and Mail, “On the read again,” August 14
• View on Canadian Art, “No Culture, No Future?” August 12
• Nature Magazines, “A 10 Percent World,” August 9
• Classical 96.3 FM, radio promotion for the September 2010 issue of The Walrus, August 1 | Audio Link

July 2010

• Globe and Mail, “On the Stand,” July 31
• Table Music, “The League of Extraordinary Critics,” July 30
• Open Book Toronto, “Kim McArthur responds to André Alexis,” July 20
• That Shakespearean Rag, “A matter of taste: revivifying CanLit criticism,” July 5
• National Post, “John Metcalf is not the enemy,” July 3

June 2010

• Mondoville.com, “Mondoville’s 10 most newsworthy characters of the first half of 2010”, June 29
• io9.com, “Is Scott Pilgrim the Canadian superheroic ideal?” June 21
• Drawnandquarterly.com, “Seth Covers The Walrus,” June 17
• Ottawacitizen.com, “I Am The Walrus,” June 16
• Montreal Gazette, “Little did I know a firestorm was coming, author McDonald says,” June 13
• Globe and Mail, “Faye Hammill Explains Why Sophistication Used to Be Subversive,” June 12
• Mastheadonline.com, “Up Here snags top prize at National Magazine Awards,” June 7
• qmi Agency, “Northern magazine takes top honours,” June 6
• cbc.ca/Arts, “Up Here top magazine but Walrus snags prizes,” June 4

May 2010

• cfmz, Advertisement for the June 2010 issue of The Walrus, May 2010 | Audio Link
• cbc Radio One’s Q, Jian Gomeshi interviews Richard Poplak about Die Antwoord, May 31 | Audio Link
• Vancouver Sun, “Freshly baked stories that taste great,” May 29
• CoversSell.com, “Q & A with John Macfarlane,” May 27
• Canadian Magazines, “Cartoonist and illustrator Seth wins 2010 Doug Wright Award for graphic novel,” May 11
• cbc Radio One Toronto’s Metro Morning, “Whose Sport?” May 11
• Toronto Sun, “Walrus tops magazine awards noms,” May 5
• Winnipeg Free Press, “Walrus leads magazine awards noms,” May 5
• Globe and Mail, “The Walrus dominates National Magazine Award nominations,” May 4
• Masthead Online, “National Magazine Awards nominees announced,” May 4
• National Post, “30 reasons this summer will be wonderful,” May 1
• New York Review of Magazines, “The Walrus,” May 1

April 2010

• Treehugger.com, “Clippings: Canadian Magazines on the Environment,” April 26
• Kincardine Independent, “A Puzzler,” April 15

March 2010

• cfmz, Advertisement for the April 2010 issue of The Walrus, March 2010 | Audio Link
• Masthead Online, “The Walrus asks readers to vote for July/August cover,” March 25
• PsychologyToday.com, “Egg Raffles and Shadow Markets: the Fertility Industry Goes Global,” March 25
• J-Source.ca, “Walrus lets readers choose cover,” March 24
• National Post, “The Walrus plays select-a-Seth for summer cover,” March 24
• The Afterword, “Seth presents a cover conundrum for The Walrus,” March 23
• Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus magazine readers get to choose a cover for the summer reading issue,” March 23
• DrawnandQuarterly.com, “Rock the vote for Seth’s Walrus cover!,” March 23
• Macleans.ca, “Monster hospital,” March 23
• BioNews, “Canada turns a blind eye to egg ‘donor’ grey market,” March 22
• Macleans.ca, “On (Mark’s essay on) civility,” March 22
• Macleans.ca, “The software of democracy,” March 15
• Masthead Online, “Samir ‘Mr. Magazine’ Husni talks future of print magazines,” March 4
• Varsity, “Being the Walrus,” March 3

February 2010

• Book Southern Africa, “Richard Poplak Writes on Die Antwoord,” February 19
• Wired.com, “5 Stories to Follow at Vancouver Olympics,” February 11
• Masthead Online, “Walrus circulator and Masthead blogger nominated for Canada Also Reads 2010,” February 10
• Financial Post, “All together to support Canadian writing,” February 6
• BeyondRobson.com, “Vancouver is a World Class City, Right?,” February 5
• cknw News Talk 980’s The Bill Good Show, Gary Stephen Ross discusses his cover story for The Walrus, “A Tale of Two Cities”, February 3 | Audio Link
• Eaves.ca, “My Vancouver — Remixing Gary Stephen Ross,” February 2
• cbc Radio One’s The Early Edition, Gary Stephen Ross discusses his cover story for The Walrus, “A Tale of Two Cities”, February 1 | Audio Link
• Masthead Online, “The Walrus celebrates Olympic city with four Vancouver covers,” February 1

January 2010

• VancouverObserver.com, “Editor’s Desk,” January 31
• The Hook, “My socks don’t match. Am I world class?,” January 27
• Roots Music Canada, “Paul Quarrington Remembered,” January 27
• National Post, “Going Green,” January 26
• Globeandmail.com, “A Classy Move,” January 25
• Globe and Mail, “2nd Annual Walrus Foundation Gala,” January 22
• Globe and Mail, “On the Stand,” January 22
• cbc Radio One’s The Current, Noah Richler interviewed about e-books, January 6
• Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus faster off the mark with Queen’s cover portrait,” January 4

December 2009

• Mondoville.com, “Mondoville’s Top 40 Media Stories That Defined 2009,” December 20
• Globeandmail.com, “The Radical Element,” December 10
• The Agenda With Steve Paikin, “Censorship and Forbidden Reading,” December 9
• Globe and Mail, “Raise a White Flag for Superior Wine,” December 9
• Macleans.ca, “The Walrus: Politics 101 and Culture 2.0,” December 8
• qufa Forum, “News That Matters,” December 8
• ffffound!, “Marian Bantjes: Walrus Cover,” December 7
• The Agenda With Steve Paikin, “Healthy But Stupid,” December 4
• Communities in Bloom, “National Magazine Has Photo Feature on Northwestern Ontario Town,” December 4
• ctv News, “Power Play,” December 4
• Globeandmail.com, “Ghosts of Christmas Past,” December 4

November 2009

• Globeandmail.com, “Big Thinker or Oddly Irritating?,” November 30
• The Montana Standard, “Monday Musings: Could GPS Wreck Our Brains?,” November 30
• Alaska Report, “Toward North Corps,” November 26
• Nationalpost.com, “How Does a Canadian Say Hello? ‘I’m Sorry...’,” November 17
• Globe and Mail, “On the Stand,” November 16

October 2009

• McNallyRobinson.com, “The Walrus Reads: Ian Brown in conversation with Tim Falconer,” October 25
• Globeandmail.com, “Exclusive Podcast: Michael Ignatieff at ifoa,” October 26
• Authors at Harbourfront Centre, “Michael Ignatieff Interviewed by John Macfarlane at ifoa,” October 25
• National Post, “ifoa xxx: A Conversation With Michael Ignatieff,” October 25
• Kibboko, “Kibboko Now Serving The Walrus and Verge Magazine,” October 20
• New York Times, “Can gps Help Your Brain Get Lost?,” October 19
• Margin Notes, “The Death of Canada’s Education Advantage,” October 16
• McNallyRobinson.com, “The Walrus Reads: Joseph Boyden in conversation with Jared Bland,” October 2

September 2009

• Masthead Online, “Ryerson magazine prof pens powerful memoir for The Walrus,” September 28
• Business News Network, “The Walrus Lively Lunch Debate,” September 24
• The Chronicle Herald, “Don’t Despair — Get Out There and Do Something,” September 20
• Community Bandwidth, “Ignore the Social Media Gurus. Just Follow The Walrus Magazine on Twitter,” September 18
• Masthead Online, “The Walrus Announces the Allan Slaight Writers’ Fund,” September 15
• Canadian Magazines, “The Walrus Magazine Receives $225,000 Funding Boost to Help Pay Writers,” September 9
• ArtsJournal, “Jack Kerouac, Quebecois,” September 1
• radio promotion for the September 2009 issue of The Walrus | Audio Link

August 2009

• Eye Weekly, “Join the Tusk Force,” August 25
• The cbc on The Walrus’s new video trailers, August 22
• Utne Reader, “Walrus Magazine Releases a Trailer for Their Cover Story,” August 21
• London Free Press, “Walrus creates trailers to promote cover stories,” August 19
• Toronto Sun, “Walrus creates trailers to promote cover stories,” August 19
• Macleans.ca, “The Walrus magazine creates movie-style trailers,” August 19
• Media in Canada, “Now Playing: The Walrus,” August 19
• Canadian Magazines, “Walrus tries out video trailers for every issue,” August 18
• National Post, “Coming to a Walrus magazine near you,” August 18
• National Post, “Animated trailer for The Walrus released,” August 18
• J-Source.ca, “Walrus launches video trailers for magazine features,” August 18
• Masthead Online, Walrus previews new issue with video trailer,” August 18
• London Free Press, “‘Public Access’ catches waves,” August 17
• Globe and Mail, “On The Stand,” August 17
• A Bulldozer With a Wrecking Ball Attached (Emmet Matheson), “Purdy in Pink,” August 16
• blogTO, “The Walrus Reads,” August 14
• Marketing Magazine, “Canadian Celebs Get Behind The Walrus,” August 12
• Christopher Moore’s Canada History, “Walrus on the siege,” August 11
• National Post, “Margaret Atwood, Geddy Lee make appeal for The Walrus,” August 10
• Canadian Magazines, “Heavy hitters contribute to promotional video,” August 10
• North by East West, “Stand up for The Walrus,” August 10
• omg Blog, “OMG Save The Walrus,” August 10
• mediaite, “Canadian ‘New Yorker’ Takes to Web to Plead for Cash,” August 10
• Masthead Online, “Canadian Celebs: We Need The Walrus,” August 10

July 2009

• radio promotion for the Summer Reading 2009 issue of The Walrus | Audio Link
• The Culturatti, “The Walrus,” July 16
• GetReligion.org, “Become the most eco-friendly worm food you can be,” July 6
• New Hampshire Public Radio, “Decomposting the Dead,” July 2

June 2009

• radio promotion for the June 2009 issue of The Walrus | Audio Link
• Comic Book Junkie, “Walrus Magazine — Seth and Doug Wright,” June 27
• Ancaster News, “Clear the path for pedestrians,” June 26
• NYTimes.com’s Lens blog, “Showcase: A Magazine Worth Its Price ($25),” June 26
• Winnipeg Free Press, “Selling the Sizzle,” June 20
• Community Press, “National magazine pays tribute,” June 19
• Examiner.com, “Christopher Hitchens respects C.S. Lewis,” June 19
• Current Jewish Issues, “Shabbat In and Out of Shul,” June 19
• Daily Salt Shaker, “Hitchens Interview in Walrus Magazine,” June 19
• Toronto Star, “Walrus, Toronto Life split magazine awards,” June 8
• Great New Books, “Walrus Magazine Announces Writing Contest,” June 2

May 2009

• radio promotion for the May 2009 issue of The Walrus | Audio Link
• Business News Network, “The Walrus Lively Lunch Debate,” May 28
• Globe and Mail, “On the Stand,” May 23
• Institute for Research and Innovative in Sustainability, “Save The Walrus,” May 19
• cbc Radio One’s Here and Now, Matt Galloway interviews Walrus editor and co-publisher John Macfarlane, May 15 | Audio Link
• Globe and Mail, “Walrus makes plea to public for donations,” May 14
• National Post, “Luminato Turns the Page on Walrus Deal,” May 13
• National Post, “All in the Family ,” May 8
• Bits and Bobs, “The Walrus Magazine ,” May 5

April 2009

• L’actualité, “L’actualité, le magazine de l’année,” April 29
• Ottawa Citizen, “Wanted: Great Leaders,” April 27
• Utne Reader, “Successful World of Harlequin,” April 22
• National Post, “The Walrus, L’actualité, Toronto Life lead NMAs pack,” April 21
• Masthead Online, “Five things you’ll learn about Canadian magazines in the new RRJ,” April 17
• Idea of the Day, “More Recommended Reading,” April 16
• Slaw.ca, “Walrus Magazine Profile of Canada’s Chief Justice,” April 15
• CanCult.ca, “The recession means good business for the love factory,” April 12
• Globe and Mail, “On The Stand,” April 11
• Globe and Mail, “A new ethos for the still-endangered Walrus,” April 10
• Bloggamooga, “The Walrus walks the dog,” April 10
• Globe and Mail, “Vintage Good Times,” April 9
• Squares Are Evil, “Arctic Perspective First Meeting,” April 2
• radio promotion for the April 2009 issue of The Walrus | Audio Link

March 2009

• Business News Network, “The Walrus Lively Lunch Debate,” March 12
• English, Jack, “A love letter,” March 6
• Ontarion, “The Times,” March 5
• J.Source.ca, “A changing ethos at The Walrus,” March 4
• Overland, “Not demonic, creative,” March 3
• Mirabilis.ca, “Recaptcha helps to decipher old texts,” March 2
• indexmb, “Saying The Walrus Looks Long in the Tooth is Redundant But True,” March 1

February 2009

• Globe and Mail, “‘Floored’ by the changes: ‘I wish it wasn't so thin’,” February 28
• CanCult.ca, “The evolution of The Walrus,” February 28
• Progressive Alaska, “Controversial Solutions for Rural Alaska,” February 23
• National Post, “Don’t Say P-Word,” February 17
• Macleans, “Atwood Sees All,” February 11

January 2009

• Globe and Mail, “How do you keep a Walrus afloat?” January 31
• Globe and Mail, “On The Stand,” January 31
• Masthead Online, “A New Walrus, A New Hope,” January 26
• Masthead Online, “Macfarlane and Morgan make their mark on The Walrus,” January 22
• Globe and Mail, “The Secret of Life on an Ice Floe?,” January 15
• National Post, “The Mystical Margaret Atwood,” January 14

November 2008

• Ryerson Free Press, “Ordinary Canadians, Extraordinary Art,” November 17
• Globe and Mail, “Alberta politician was Canada’s first Muslim cabinet minister,” Nov 1

October 2008

• National Post, “Dinner documentary is Gross’s untold tale,” October 27

September 2008

• Guardian, “Who held a gun to Leonard Cohen’s head?,” September 17, 2004
• Toronto Star, “Molly Johnson takes detour through Radio 2,” September 4
• East Ottawa Star, “Mounties close probe into damning Arar leaks,” September 3

August 2008

• Materfamilias Reads, “Reading The Walrus,” August 16

July 2008

• cbc.ca/Arts, “John Macfarlane steps in to help edit The Walrus,” July 3
• Masthead Online, “John Macfarlane to fill in as interim editor of The Walrus,” July 2

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