Canadian Researchers Lead Innovation with The Walrus Talks Event

The upcoming event, The Walrus Talks Innovation Nation, highlights the significant impact of Canadian research on global challenges. Scheduled for November 26, 2025, at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa, this event will focus on how homegrown innovation is addressing pressing issues, from healthcare to climate change.

Canadian universities are at the forefront of groundbreaking research that is shaping the future. The event will feature rapid-fire talks from award-winning researchers and leading experts, who will present their findings in dynamic seven-minute presentations. Attendees can expect insights into life-saving medical breakthroughs, innovative climate solutions, and advancements in artificial intelligence that are transforming visionary ideas into practical applications.

General admission for the event is priced at $20, while students and seniors can attend for $12. Those unable to attend in person can register for a free livestream of the event. The event will take place from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. ET and aims to inspire attendees through shared knowledge and experiences.

Accessibility is a key focus for The Walrus, which is committed to inclusivity. Live captioning will be provided, and simultaneous interpretation in French will be available. For further assistance, attendees are encouraged to reach out via email or phone.

The event is supported by notable sponsors, including Air Canada as the Exclusive Airline Partner and Bullfrog Power as the Green Events sponsor. Additionally, Indspire, a national education sponsor, and RBC, which supports emerging Canadian creators, have also contributed to the initiative.

By showcasing the intersection of research and real-world solutions, The Walrus Talks Innovation Nation aims to elevate Canada’s position as a leader in global innovation. This event promises to be an inspiring gathering of minds dedicated to creating a better future through research and collaboration.

For more information and to register for the event, visit The Walrus website or their Eventbrite page.