The Walrus publishes reporting and commentary from coast to coast to coast. While our office is in Toronto, we make great efforts to ensure every province and territory, city, and corner is represented. We draw upon a brilliant cohort of reporters and writers who live across the country, from Victoria to St. John’s to Whitehorse. And we also fly reporters to where the story is emerging, and that reporting—interviewing sources face to face and painting a fuller portrait of a moment and a place—comes with a cost.
To send contributing writer Rachel Browne to rural Saskatchewan to investigate and report on the conspiracy theorist and self-proclaimed Queen of Canada Romana Didulo was an investment we felt would produce a compelling, nuanced story that readers like you care about. In the end, it was worth it: Browne uncovered a story that was so much more resonant and compelling and complicated than anything we could have imagined.
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