Exploring the past, present, and future of Canadian sovereignty in a changing world
What does sovereignty mean for Canada in a rapidly changing world?
At The Walrus Talks Sovereign Canada, seven speakers from seven different disciplines will share expert perspectives on the policies, priorities, and possibilities shaping Canadian independence.
From identity and culture to economy, climate, innovation, and security, this timely conversation will explore how sovereignty affects Canadians today and how it could define the path forward. Be part of the conversation on October 28 in Toronto, or join the livestream from anywhere in Canada.
Speakers to be announced.
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Featuring seven-minute talks by:
- Dr. Faye Diamantoudi, Dean of Graduate Studies, Professor, Economics, Concordia University
- Rachel Doran, Executive Director, Clean Energy Canada
- Chris Henderson, Founding Executive Director, Indigenous Clean Energy; Chair of the Volt-Age Circle of Partnership Committee; Convenor, Transformative Energy
- Moe Kabbara, Executive Vice President, The Transition Accelerator
- Susan McGeachie, Founding Partner and CEO, Global Climate Finance Accelerator
- Rick Smith, President, Canadian Climate Institute
- Emily Whetung-MacInnes, Director, Indigenous Partnerships, Ontario Power Generation
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Isabel Bader Theatre
93 Charles St W, Toronto
Tuesday, October 28, 2025
7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. ET
General Admission: $20
Student/Senior: $12
Livestream: Free with registration
Accessibility Information
We strive to be accessible and inclusive. If you require support to be able to fully participate in this event, please contact ev****@*******us.ca or (416) 971-5004, ext. 247. Live captioning will be available for this event.
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