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Oct. 7, 2018

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Five experts weigh in on the new NAFTA USMCA deal, Justin Ling dives into the Quebec election and Canada's new political unpredictability, and Jen Gerson takes us inside Ontario Proud. 

Plus: Siri Agrell explains how to get laid without your phone and Harley Rustad gets some YouTube help with his bonsai.
 
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CURRENT AFFAIRS
Canada’s Not-Great, Not-Terrible Trade Agreement
We asked five experts to weigh in on what the USMCA will mean for the country
BY THE WALRUS STAFF
POLITICS
The Quebec Election and Canada's New Political Unpredictability
There is growing backlash against the established political order, and no party or politician is safe
BY JUSTIN LING
ENVIRONMENT
How I Learned to Love Bonsai
When my amateur attempts at the art weren’t working, I went to YouTube star Nigel Saunders
BY HARLEY RUSTAD
WALRUS TALKS
How to get laid without your phone: Siri Agrell
Siri Agrell compares dating in the “old days” where you had to talk #IRL, get naked in the same room and actually make conversation to the digital dating of today.
BY SIRI AGRELL
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POLITICS
Meet the Facebook Group Trying to Reshape Politics
Ontario Proud has become enormously influential on social media. Critics say it’s partisan, even racist
BY JEN GERSON
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ARTS & CULTURE
The Search for the Great Canadian Novel
Our national life is exciting, dramatic, and unpredictable. Why don’t more Canadian novelists write about it?
BY ANDRÉ FORGET
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EVENTS
London: The Walrus Talks Remembrance on Nov. 5
Join The Walrus and Western University for The Walrus Talks Remembrance. Seven thought-provoking speakers will explore the nature of how our minds work, how memories define us, and how the past can shape the future.
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