Green Party Elizabeth May's #bigfatgreenweddingmacleans.ca - Anne Kingston O! how this spring of love resembleth The uncertain glory of an April day! Only someone with a coal heart could look at Elizabeth May and John Kidder …
Real Estate Real Estate: What $250,000 will buy in four Canadian citiesmacleans.ca - Sarah Niedoba From a two-bedroom condo on the edges of Toronto to a sprawling “collector’s item” in Moncton The average price of a Canadian home came in at $481,745 …
Green Party Prince Edward Island, where two lost lives matter more than politicsmacleans.ca - Lindsay Jones The Green Party’s anticipated breakthrough has taken a back seat to everyone’s grief at the deaths of candidate Josh Underhay and his young son Oliver …
Quality wigs are in high demand—and prone to theftmacleans.ca - Rachel Jansen Eva & Co. Wigs, a Vancouver specialty wig store, has experienced three break-ins over four years. Its human-hair wigs sell for between $2,500 and …
Supreme Court of Canada Federal election 2019: When is it? Who's running? And other FAQsmacleans.ca - Maclean's What is my riding? What do the polls say? And is anything being done to stop Russia from interfering? Read our 2019 federal election FAQ. When is the …
Sri Lanka Terror attacks in Sri Lanka kill more than 200 peoplemacleans.ca - Bharatha Mallawarachi And Krishan Francis, The Associated Press Eight bombing attacks targeting churches and luxury hotels killed more than 200 and wounded hundreds more on Easter Sunday More than 200 people were …
Charlottetown, PEI A new vote projection points to a historic Green win in P.E.I.macleans.ca - Philippe J. Fournier Philippe J. Fournier: Uncertainty remains high but a simplified 338 electoral model puts the Green Party just above the threshold for a majority …
Canada The rise of an uncaring Canadamacleans.ca - Andray Domise Andray Domise: What’s behind hardening attitudes towards migrants? Some basic ignorance about the life of refugees and the reality of immigration in …
Israel Folau The faith-tarnishing tragedy of rugby's Israel Folaumacleans.ca - Michael Coren Opinion: Most of those who pay to watch him play disagree with him, and many are members of the litany he claims will suffer for eternity. It is …
Canada Why does Canada now have no women premiers? Because it's 2019macleans.ca - Anne Kingston Anne Kingston: The Trudeau government could have paved the way to more women in office had it honoured its election promise to reform the electoral …
Ontario Doug Ford's fundraising emails yet to comemacleans.ca - Tabatha Southey A glitch in the space-time continuum gifts Tabatha Southey a bunch of Doug Ford fundraising emails from the future—visions of the days to come, dread …
Bill McKibben Bill McKibben on how we might avert climate change suicidemacleans.ca - Mike Doherty The author argues the pipeline to B.C. is folly and Canada risks being ‘a great source of destruction’ Thirty years ago, Bill McKibben wrote the first …
Jason Kenney Why Jason Kenney's workaholic style may not work when he's premiermacleans.ca - Jason Markusoff Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Insider for April 18: Dying on every hill, Kenney’s one-man Department of Micromanagement, and more When Day One of …
Humanities An arts degree could get graduates a job in the tech sectormacleans.ca - Jennifer Lewington Arts students once feared spending life as a barista. But they’re increasingly popular hires for tech firms. After years of dire warnings about the …
Carbon Tax Is it time for a strategic retreat from carbon pricing?macleans.ca - Max Fawcett A policy designed to appeal to conservatives has united them against climate-change action. For the sake of the planet, we should move on Max Fawcett …
Jason Kenney If Jason Kenney's truck could run in an Alberta election, it just might winmacleans.ca - Michael Fraiman Image of the Week: Critics mocked the blue Dodge Ram that Kenney used to signal his western bona fides. But he rode it to the last laugh on election …
Jason Kenney The case of the vanishing female premiersmacleans.ca - Maclean's Politics Insider for April 18: Kenney fallout, vanishing women premiers and watching P.E.I. Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider …
Holocaust From a granddaughter to her zaida: 'The greatest storyteller was always you'macleans.ca - Hannah Ziegler Before You Go: Hannah Ziegler on the unshakeable legacy of her Holocaust-surviving grandfather, whose memory is destroyed—but whose stories will live …
New York City Saving (and scanning) a monument to civilizationmacleans.ca - Matt Gurney Matt Gurney: After 9/11, the U.S. began quietly surveying national monuments. In France, Notre Dame will benefit from similar, powerful tools of …
University of Guelph Is food at U of Guelph's Creelman Hall as good as the rumours suggest?macleans.ca - Rosemary Counter We sent our writer to try a five-course feast to find out if it deserves its stellar reputation Creelman Hall is arguably the most beautiful building …
University of Guelph The University of Guelph has the best campus food in Canadamacleans.ca - Rosemary Counter Nearly 94 per cent of Guelph students are 'satisfied' or 'very satisfied' with the taste of their food, according to an annual Maclean's survey It’s …
Justin Trudeau Justin Trudeau has only one option now: fightmacleans.ca - Stephen Maher Stephen Maher: If he hopes to keep his job in October, the PM has to start swinging, going after Jason Kenney and Doug Ford as remorselessly as they …
Justin Trudeau 'The Hypocrite': How readers describe Justin Trudeau—and Andrew Scheermacleans.ca - Maclean's Letters to the editor, April 17, 2019: Readers weigh in on the drama of the SNC-Lavalin affair, the sorrow in Humboldt, and the certain fate of …
Beto O'Rourke Beto O'Rourke's hometown, Donald Trump's wall and the 2020 electionmacleans.ca - Allen Abel The lands fuelling America’s hopes and hatreds have given rise to a contender for the White House The invader lived in a bright pink house on a street …
Alberta A near-perfect call on the Alberta electionmacleans.ca - Philippe J. Fournier The vote projection prepared by 338Canada.com for Maclean’s was 97.7 per cent accurate, missing just two seats. Here’s the breakdown. Jason Kenney and …
How a typo created a scapegoat for the AIDS epidemicmacleans.ca - Brian D. Johnson A 1984 study planted the seed that would lead the media to falsely demonize Gaëtan Dugas as Patient Zero of an epidemic that would kill more than …
Aga Khan Judge orders mulligan on lobbying probe that cleared Aga Khan for Trudeau family vacationmacleans.ca - Maclean's Politics Insider for April 17: Kenney for the win, a lobbying commissioner do-over and judges question Ottawa’s carbon tax overreach Welcome to a …
Alberta After Alberta's election, 'nothing good to come'macleans.ca - Jen Gerson Jen Gerson: A vacuous, exhausting, divisive campaign where casting your opponents as bigots wasn't enough to win. If you look up the Alberta …
Alberta Jason Kenney's high expectationsmacleans.ca - David Moscrop David Moscrop: The UCP leader made some big promises en route to victory. They may serve as a test for just how resilient the conservative advantage …
Jason Kenney Jason Kenney's Alberta: Open war for businessmacleans.ca - Jason Markusoff Alberta voters embraced the UCP’s constant battle posture, but they may soon find it exhausting—and counterproductive Jason Kenney just completed a …
