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Discover Canadian Innovations at The Walrus Talks in November

The upcoming event, The Walrus Talks Innovation Nation, will showcase groundbreaking research from Canadian universities, emphasizing the crucial role of innovation in building a stronger and more resilient Canada. Scheduled for November 26, 2025, at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa, the evening promises to inspire attendees with rapid-fire presentations from leading researchers and experts.
This event highlights the transformative potential of homegrown innovation, with a focus on research that has already begun to shape daily life in Canada. From life-saving medical advancements to innovative climate solutions and developments in artificial intelligence, university-led initiatives are turning visionary concepts into practical applications that benefit the economy and enhance the well-being of Canadians.
Attendees can expect dynamic presentations lasting seven minutes each, where speakers will elucidate the real-world impacts of their research and how it is defining future possibilities. The exact list of speakers will be announced closer to the event date, but the discussions will reflect a wide range of topics relevant to current societal challenges.
For those unable to attend in person, a livestream option is available free of charge with registration. General admission for the event is priced at $20, while students and seniors can attend for $12. The event will take place from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. ET.
Accessibility is a priority for this event. Organizers are committed to ensuring an inclusive experience and encourage attendees to reach out for any specific support they may need. Live captioning will be provided, and simultaneous French interpretation will also be available.
The Walrus is partnering with notable sponsors to enhance the event’s impact. Air Canada is recognized as the Exclusive Airline Partner, while Bullfrog Power supports the event as the Green Events Sponsor. Indspire is acknowledged as the National Education Sponsor, and RBC continues to support emerging creators. Additionally, Rogers is commended for its dedication to supporting fact-based Canadian journalism.
This event not only celebrates innovation but also serves as a platform for dialogue on how research can address pressing issues facing Canada and the globe. With the rapid pace of change in various fields, The Walrus Talks Innovation Nation aims to inspire a diverse audience to engage with the possibilities that lie ahead.
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