Discussion

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Discussion

October 2008

How Rehabilitation and Long-term Care affect the Economy?

Café Scientifique, Discussion Two: Should we concentrate on advancing regenerative medicine or should we focus on recruiting and training new health care professionals?

Discussion • by The University Health Network and The Walrus

What is the meaning of <i>regenerative medicine</i>?

What is the meaning of regenerative medicine?

What does regenerative medicine even mean? Will we one day re-grow a severed head in a sci-fi future?

Discussion • by The University Health Network and The Walrus

Traffic Wars: <br />R.E.M. knew it all too well

Traffic Wars:
R.E.M. knew it all too well

Everybody hurts in the modern commute. How can we stop the pain?

Discussion • by Marta Cyperling

Alphabet City: Final Discussion and Wrap Up

Can we be optimistic about the recent upsurge in the attention toward ‘where our food has come from’ or is it just another fad that will stop at the next trip to Starbucks?

Melting the Northwest Passage

Global warming has finally opened up the Northwest Passage, a trade route explorers tried (and failed) to conquer for centuries

Discussion • by Marta Cyperling

Alphabet City Discussion Three: Food as a Right

Is access to good food a human right?

Discussion • by The Editors

Alphabet City Discussion Two: Eat Local

Eat local- a buzzword for wealthy urbanites, or a revolutionary new vision for food? Do we even need to eat local? Skyscraper farming, eating local in Winnipeg winters, artisan farmers: Discuss!

Discussion • by The Editors

Does FOOD connect us all? How do these connections affect our politics, our economy, our art, our lives?

What does it mean to declare that food connects us all? Or to announce, willy-nilly,
that we need to work together towards a bold new vision of food and food policy, in Ontario and across Canada?

Discussion • by The Editors

The World Without Canadians - Discussion Contest

Is the land we call Canada better off without Canadians? The first 25 Walrus subscribers* in Canada to participate will receive a hardcover copy of Alan Weisman’s The World Without Us (HarperCollins). Argue your case below!

Discussion • by The Editors

Quantum conundrum

Should scientific funding emphasize basic research or technological applications? A discussion inspired by Alex Hutchinson’s “Breaking D-Wave” (Sept. 2007)

Discussion • by The Editors

Are We Alone in the Universe?

Discussion • by The Editors

Suburban Nation?

Discussion • by The Editors

Austin Clarke interviews Malcolm X

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Discussion • by The Editors

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The Walrus Foundation National Event Guide

The Walrus HOOPP Pension Debate
Be It Resolved That Canadians Are Incapable
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12 pm, Wednesday, May 30 at
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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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October 2008

The Walrus Foundation National Event Guide

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