Maclean'sCanada Go vote. The entire election may depend on you. -macleans.ca - Maclean's Cautiously optimistic. It seems a perfectly Canadian attitude—positive and upbeat without going overboard. Earlier this year, the Organization for …
Maclean'sPierre Trudeau Trudeau needs an Alberta unity strategy if he wins -macleans.ca - Jason Markusoff By tacking an 11:30 p.m. Mountain time (1:30 a.m. Eastern) rally in Calgary onto a campaign day that began more than 16 hours earlier in Ontario and …
Maclean'sConservative Party of Canada The Munk debate that never was -macleans.ca - Shannon Gormley Shannon Gormley: In this nasty, empty campaign, how would a debate on foreign policy have gone? Safe to say, pretty badly. This election, unlike the …
Maclean'sHong Kong Our Western silence is stupid -macleans.ca - Shannon Gormley Shannon Gormley: By now we know the costs borne by Hong Kong protesters include hammer blows to the head, bullets to the shoulder and pepper spray to …
Maclean'sHong Kong Is Beijing sticking its nose into the election campaign in Markham? -macleans.ca - Marcus Kolga Marcus Kolga: For the sake of democracy, voters in the Markham-Unionville riding should ask their local candidates about their positions on human …
Maclean'sCanadian Art "That's my auntie": A new book reframes photos from Indigenous communities -macleans.ca - Prajakta Dhopade When Paul Seesequasis started posting archival images on social media to shine a light on the resilience of Indigenous communities, thousands of …
Maclean'sClimate Greta Thunberg’s visit to Alberta was no ordinary celebrity drop-in -macleans.ca - Jason Markusoff The 16-year-old Swede lent her voice to Albertans who care deeply about climate change. And make no mistake, there are a lot of them. Before Greta …
Maclean'sEncryption Will Canada weaken encryption with backdoors? -macleans.ca - Byron Holland Byron Holland: The ‘Five Eyes’ security alliance is pushing tech companies to build backdoors to encrypted sites, putting Canadian user data, privacy …
Maclean'sJagmeet Singh Why is this tree cheating on Elizabeth May and the Greens? -macleans.ca - Michael Fraiman Election Image of the Day: Jagmeet Singh takes a campaign swing through the Green Party's stomping grounds—a sure sign he feels he has the upper hand …
Maclean'sPierre Trudeau The Liberal supporters who'd like Trudeau held to a minority. Yes, they exist. -macleans.ca - Jason Kirby Politics Insider for Oct. 18: Scheer's carbon tax kill-date, minority muddle and déjà-Trudeau Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider …
Maclean'sGermany If Germany can't stop the rise of white nationalism, how can Canada? -macleans.ca - Sadiya Ansari With an unflinching grasp of its own horrific history, Germany should be a model for dealing with neo-Nazism. But recent events suggest otherwise. On …
Maclean'sPamela Anderson Code blue: Which Tory wore his nondescript shirt better? -macleans.ca - Michael Fraiman Election Image of the Day: You know a sartorial trope is getting tired when you and the boss show up to an event looking very much alike If you want …
Maclean'sPierre Trudeau Trudeau's incredibly close election battle—in 1972 -macleans.ca - John Geddes Pierre Trudeau’s biographer talks about how Justin Trudeau’s second campaign looks remarkably like his father’s sophomore run There’s no need to …
Maclean'sNew Democratic Party of Canada Innovative Research poll: Who wants a minority government? Lots of Liberals. -macleans.ca - Aaron Hutchins Support for a minority government—now the likely outcome—is at 40 per cent, with some voters in every party hoping there’s no majority Even Liberal …
Maclean'sCanada 'I truly have never before seen a photograph so compelling' -macleans.ca - Maclean's Letters to the editor, Oct. 17, 2019: Readers weigh in on the power of swing ridings, our national leaders debate and fearless North Atlantic whale …
Maclean'sPrince William William and Kate walk the fashion line between diplomacy and dress-up -macleans.ca - Patricia Treble Detailed planning for official royal visits to foreign nations includes what they wear, right down to $10 earrings Official travel to foreign nations …
Maclean'sCannabis How not to legalize weed -macleans.ca - Kate Robertson Kate Robertson: The first year of cannabis legalization has been an utter disappointment for many of us who do consume cannabis Kate Robertson has …
Maclean'sDemocracy Make sure you know where to vote on October 21. Here's how.macleans.ca - Rosemary Counter Before October 15, there were lots of options to vote while away from home. That’s no longer the case. Missed Tuesday’s great big 6 p.m. deadline to …
Maclean'sUniversity of Waterloo Why climate change means Indonesian students are coming to Canada -macleans.ca - Jennifer Lewington The country needs actuaries to advise on the financial risks of catastrophic events. But its universities lack programs. The University of Waterloo …
Maclean'sAndrew Scheer Trudeau and Scheer agree: Scheer could be the next prime minister -macleans.ca - Jason Kirby Politics Insider for Oct. 17: Obama endorses Trudeau, Trudeau ponders a Scheer win, and what if proportional representation happened Welcome to a …
Maclean'sCanada A 338Canada projection: If proportional representation was real -macleans.ca - Philippe J. Fournier Philippe J. Fournier: How would this tight election end if Trudeau had kept his electoral reform promise? With three powerful parties, for …
Maclean'sOil Scrubbing the oil sands' record -macleans.ca - Jason Markusoff Canada’s bitumen giants say their crude has become less carbon-intensive than the average. How do their claims hold up? This summer, with an election …
Maclean'sJustin Trudeau Trudeau's letterman jacket: Good-luck charm or attempt to play hero? -macleans.ca - Jaime Weinman Election Image of the Day: The Liberal leader is stuck on the same jacket he wore in 2015. It might look a bit hokey—but hey, he still won Barack …
Maclean'sWolves How a runt wolf from Canada became a hero -macleans.ca - Brian Bethune A new book tells the story of the greatest wolf who ever lived, and the one greater than him When the wolves returned to America’s first wilderness …
Maclean'sCanada 67-million nights in foster care -macleans.ca - Cindy Blackstock Cindy Blackstock: First Nations children and their families should receive some measure of justice without having to fight Canada for it. Why won’t …
Maclean'sMe Too Movement #MeToo is burgeoning on its second anniversary of going viral -macleans.ca - Anne Kingston The meme unleashed discussion of gendered inequities, including the continuing wage gap and the nature of consent The first of what’s destined to be …
Maclean'sOhio General Assembly The Democrat debates, where divided America converges—and bickers -macleans.ca - Michael Fraiman The country’s seething political tensions took over the streets of Westerville, Ohio, while, onstage, the candidates struggled for words to address …
Maclean'sJagmeet Singh Nightmare on Liberal street -macleans.ca - Jason Kirby Politics Insider for Oct. 16: Minority reports, Wells on what’s at stake and one young woman’s challenge to voters Welcome to a sneak peek of the …
Maclean'sClimate The noise and the stakes -macleans.ca - Paul Wells Paul Wells: The maddening choice comes down to this: a government that is fiscally responsible or one that takes climate action seriously. You can’t …
Maclean'sJagmeet Singh Jagmeet Singh's secret weapon: The way he talks. -macleans.ca - Prajakta Dhopade The NDP leader switches seamlessly from formality to so-called ‘multicultural Toronto English,’ sounding educated and down-to-earth at the same …
