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Discover Canadian Innovations at The Walrus Talks on November 26

Innovative research is set to take center stage at The Walrus Talks Innovation Nation, an event showcasing the transformative work emerging from Canadian universities. Scheduled for November 26, 2025, at the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa, this gathering aims to highlight how local research is fostering solutions that address pressing challenges in health, climate, and technology.
The event will feature an array of rapid-fire presentations from award-winning researchers and experts, each lasting seven minutes. These speakers will share insights into how their groundbreaking work is translating into real-world applications that enhance the quality of life in Canada and position the country as a leader on the global stage.
Tickets for the event are priced at $20 for general admission and $12 for students and seniors. A free livestream will be available for those who register in advance. The event will take place from 19:00 to 21:00 ET and aims to be accessible to all attendees. Live captioning and simultaneous French interpretation will be provided.
The Walrus, a publication committed to fostering dialogue around Canadian issues, is partnering with several organizations to enhance this event. Notable sponsors include Air Canada, recognized as the exclusive airline partner, and Bullfrog Power, serving as the green events sponsor. Additionally, Indspire is acknowledged as the national education sponsor, while RBC continues its support of emerging Canadian creators through The Walrus.
Each presentation will focus on a specific aspect of innovation, ranging from life-saving medical advancements to sustainable climate initiatives and advancements in artificial intelligence. The evening promises to be a source of inspiration for attendees who are eager to learn about the future of research and its implications for society.
The Walrus encourages participation from individuals interested in the intersection of research and practical solutions. Those requiring additional assistance to fully engage in the event are invited to reach out for support.
This event not only highlights the importance of homegrown innovation but also reinforces the vision of a stronger, more resilient Canada through collaborative research efforts. As advancements continue to emerge from Canadian universities, The Walrus Talks Innovation Nation aims to celebrate and promote the significant impact of these contributions on both local and global scales.
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