Posts in The Walrus
The Walrus: Eggs Are Still Affordable in Canada. Thank Supply Management
The Walrus: Eggs Are Still Affordable in Canada. Thank Supply Management

Everyone keeps clucking about our egg prices, dairy tariffs, and supply management. The system has Trump in a huff. … I never thought reporting on *supply management* could be this interesting, but if you've ever wondered how Canada's egg and dairy industries work, why our egg prices didn't soar, grumbled about the price of milk, and what's making Trump cranky about CUSMA, my explainer attempts to break it all down.

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Business, Canada, Economy, Food, History, Small Business, The Walrus, U.S.S HoEggs, Supply Management, Dairy, Dairy Farmers, Egg Farmers, CUSMA, Egg Farmers of Canada, Chicken Farmers of Canada, Canadian Dairy Commission, U.S. TradeComment
The Walrus: When Your Landlord Is a Billion-Dollar Corporation
The Walrus: When Your Landlord Is a Billion-Dollar Corporation

“In Canada, to buy a home, it’s a dream, and to rent is a nightmare.” Housing is a human right, but the rental market in Canada reveals a different reality. In my first piece for The Walrus, I examine how financialized landlords are turning the country's rental housing into a tool for profit.

2025 Digital Publishing Awards Best Feature, Honorable Mention

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Business, Canada, Economy, General News, Society, The WalrusS HoREITs, Real Estate Investment Trust, Housing, Financialized Landlords, Financialization, Federal Housing Advocate, Rental HousingComment