Here’s one thing Pierre Poilievre and Justin Trudeau seem to agree on: the next federal election will hinge on voters’ attitudes toward the carbon tax and climate change, writes @arno_kopecky in his latest. thewalrus.ca/pierre-…

Over the past few years, photographer @caitcronenberg has slowly inched her way toward filmmaking, culminating in the creation of her debut film, Humane: a lurid melodrama that “gets cringier by the minute,” writes @SimonLewsen. thewalrus.ca/caitlin…

“Out here, if a fire came closer, and then closer still, how would I know? Sometimes I’d lie awake, chilled by my own unanswerable questions.” In a remote cabin in 2018, writer @evaholland confronted the increasing danger of wildfires in the North. thewalrus.ca/dreadin…

The @MagAwards nominations are out, and we’re delighted that The Walrus has received 19! Congratulations to all the nominees; thank you for sharing your writing and art with us. Here’s a look at the excellent work being celebrated:

“Indigenization is seen as a service that can be subcontracted out with minimal oversight or attention,” writes @michellecyca. “The resulting efforts are tokenizing, clumsy, and shallow.” thewalrus.ca/how-wor…