Honest to god, editors are sacred.
Honest to god, editors are sacred.
I have not watched Heated Rivalry yet but I have finished the book. I have warmed up.
Discussed The Singles Tax: No-Nonsense Financial Advice for Solo Earners with The Globe and Mail's Erica Alini. www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/pe...
This isn't surprisingly. Anyone who followed Johnson's pre-political and mayoral career would have predicted this.
One of the cruelest tricks society played on creative people was planting the idea that being proud of your work is somehow unseemly and egotistical.
You made a thing! You like it! You SHOULD be proud of it. Brag all you want!
You know, I was thinking this exact same thought earlier this year.
No.
As a writer, this is depressing as it's hard enough to pitch, get sources, write a compelling story for a maybe decent rate. I record everything to show I've actually spoken to people.
I can only conclude that Toronto drivers are illiterate since they can't read signs.
More than likely.
On the left: a side-by-side comparison of the same photo of a person holding a grocery basket. Left is labelled 2019 and right is labelled 2025; each has a different price due to inflation. On the right: text that reads “Are we going to feel broke forever? When it comes to lowering the cost of living, there’s not much any government can do”
Affordability isn’t just about higher wages—it’s about whether your money still feels like it stretches. And for many Canadians, it doesn’t. Writer @reneesw.bsky.social explores if we’ll ever feel financially free again: thewalrus.ca/are-we-going-to-...
On the left: a side-by-side comparison of the same photo of a person holding a grocery basket. Left is labelled 2019 and right is labelled 2025; each has a different price due to inflation. On the right: text that reads “Are we going to feel broke forever? When it comes to lowering the cost of living, there’s not much any government can do”
Groceries cost more. Rent is through the roof. Wages aren’t keeping up. Writer @reneesw.bsky.social asks: If inflation's “fixed,” why does life feel so unaffordable? thewalrus.ca/are-we-going-to-...
I want to know how this is different from the assumption that each person in a four-bedroom house might own a car. (Yes, it's that stupid.)
Holyday is trash.
'How to channel your rage against pointless billionaires'. buttondown.com/TheBudgette/...
I wrote a whole book about it that's coming out in January 2026.
Same. In and out in less than 10 minutes.
Why do politicians start off with tax cuts during a campaign? For one, it's easy for people to understand but in all honesty, it's nothing but marketing. I explore this in my latest piece for @thewalrus.ca thewalrus.ca/tax-cuts-ele...
Spitting fire. The man is our Prime Minister and part-way through his speech, the PM of the United States. youtu.be/CHo8T4j5kqg?...
Damn, Trudeau spat fire
I'm going to say this as journalist. Not everything needs to be both-sided. Sometimes you just say, "That's not true" or better yet, don't provide space, time and amplification.
O'Leary lied.
Yet, you went ahead and did what you did, Ian. I'm embarrassed for you.
The conservatives must be worried based on the new line of attack ads they've started running in the last couple of weeks.
A confession. I've never felt close to the US. I didn't grow up in Canada so was well away of the US and its foreign interference, especially in Central and South America.
Better than the $1.7m quoted a few years ago, I guess? ca.yahoo.com/finance/news...