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January 2012
The Invention of Waterloo
The Invention of Waterloo
Canada’s Technology Triangle has spawned more than 450 high-tech companies, including BlackBerry pioneer Research in Motion. But it didn’t just happen: an upstart university had the brains to embrace mathematics
Cities • by Don Gillmor
February 2008
Vancouver: Not So Down
Vancouver: Not So Down
The appeal of the Downtown Eastside
Cities • by Peter Valing
The Events Leading Up to Sir Norman Foster
The Events Leading Up to Sir Norman Foster
A famous British architect, oil barons, an urban vision, and creeping liberalism all meet in Calgary’s downtown. What is the future for Cowtown?
Cities • by Don Gillmor
Toronto: Justice Denied
Toronto: Justice Denied
Is Toronto being taken over by hucksters,
fauxhemians, and the “knowledge economy”?
Cities • by Mark Kingwell
Montréal: December 15<sup>th</sup>
Montréal: December 15th
A day in the moving life
Cities • by Julie Doucet
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The Walrus Foundation National Event Guide

The Walrus RBC Conversation Series
Children and Youth Mental Health: How to Foster Mental Wellness in Our Children
7 pm, Wednesday, May 16 at
Portage Place, Winnipeg

The Walrus HOOPP Pension Debate
Be It Resolved That Canadians Are Incapable
of Saving for Their Retirement Needs Alone
12 pm, Wednesday, May 30 at
Hart House Debate Room, Toronto

The Walrus Glenbow Debate
Calgary’s Cowboy Culture:
Living Legacy or Just History?
6:30 pm, Thursday, June 7 at
Epcor Centre: Max Bell Theatre, Calgary

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