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487 trails, part of the Trans Canada Trail, can tell an important story about Canada, its history and its people. Dianne Whelan is a filmmaker, photographer, author, and public speaker. This special episode of The Conversation Piece features content from her presentation at Manulife presents The Walrus Talks Nature, supported by Trans Canada Trail.
The Truth about Wanting to Die
Aug 6, 2019 · A young kid—fourteen, maybe—regained consciousness in an adjoining room. The orderly returning his backpack had to explain to him how he’d wound up there after police found him unconscious and alcohol poisoned at a friend’s house party. For the next six hours, I sat there, envying his escape.
Crossword - The Walrus
View more Games >>. Every week, The Walrus Crossword Editor Emma Lawson brings you a new crossword. Created primarily by Canadian constructors, the weekly crossword will put your knowledge skills to the test. Follow the clues and fill in the answers either across or down. Having trouble viewing the crossword?
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The Making of Moonstruck - The Walrus
Jun 28, 2021 · T he overlapping coffee rings staining the cover of The Bride and the Wolf told Norman Jewison that the screenplay had been making the rounds. Still, something in the material, written by playwright John Patrick Shanley, spoke to him. It was theatrical, snappy, and, like almost all of the director’s strongest work, situated within a specific ethnic and cultural milieu (Italian American, in ...
On Growing Up White Trash - The Walrus
May 12, 2012 · Lorraine Gilbert's Untitled (Door on William), 1979, from the Vancouver Nights series. Iam not white trash. I grew up white trash, though. When I was brought home from the hospital, I looked around the tiny lobby of our building and saw the dirty walls, the broken mailboxes, and the missing tiles on the floor.
Word Flower - The Walrus
From the given letters, find as many words as possible that are 3 or more letters long. The central letter must be included in each word. Enter letters by clicking on them or by typing them in. You can use each of the given letters as many times as you wish. Special points for finding a pangram—that is, a word that uses all the letters.
Killer Sudoku - The Walrus
Take on the challenge of Killer Sudoku, where numbers 1 to N (puzzle size) must fill each row, column, and sub-grid, with sums in cages matching their corner values. Test your deductive skills with this twist on traditional Sudoku.
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Chalk River: The Forgotten Nuclear Accidents
Jul 13, 2022 · This story was originally published as “Les accidents nucléaires oubliés de Chalk River” by our friends at Québec Science on October 7, 2021. It has been reprinted here with permission. The world’s first serious nuclear accident occurred in Ontario in 1952, followed by a second incident there in 1958. A look back at these events now ...