The ruthless tactician behind Pierre Poilievre’s campaign has spent decades shaping Canadian conservatism from behind the scenes. This year’s election will be her greatest achievement—or her undoing.

The people, industries and institutions that will benefit from a Poilievre victory

A growing number of millennials and Gen Zers are turning to the right in their bid for a better future. Here, five first-time voters share why they’re picking Poilievre.

As Bluesky’s head of trust and safety, I track disinformation for a living. Here’s why the election won’t just be shaped by parties and policies—but by online narratives.

As Bluesky’s head of trust and safety, I track disinformation for a living. Here’s why the election won’t just be shaped by parties and policies—but by online narratives.

A new exhibit offers a vibrant look at vintage East Vancouver

The election may be Canada’s last chance to reject the authoritarian reflex sweeping through Western democracies

Lambe, the 24-year-old lead in North of North, is exposing the lighter side of Arctic life

École de l’Étincelle in Saguenay, Quebec takes architectural inspiration from innovative schools in Denmark, Japan and Finland

Looser lending policies will encourage more people to buy homes they can’t afford in the first place

This health-care consultant flexed her amateur design skills on a new family home

Winnipeg’s Pumphouse is a heritage building retrofitted for the housing crisis

In the age of AI, schools are turning to these online platforms

Placing wake-up calls. Tracking locations. Managing assignment deadlines. How hyper-involved moms and dads can’t seem to back off.

There are only enough dorm rooms in Canada for one in 10 students

Why there’s so much opportunity in the trades

As wildfires in B.C. intensify, several Secwépemc communities are using traditional practices and Indigenous knowledge to reduce future fire risk.

Friedreich’s ataxia (FA) is a neurodegenerative disease most people have never heard of, and it remains widely misunderstood —and for the hundreds of Canadians who live with it, the lack of understanding makes an already devastating diagnosis even more overwhelming for them and their families.

Exploring the prolific work of Dr. Tirone David—a down-to-earth, solution-driven cardiac surgeon

Chris Barry kicked off the Maclean’s Ideas Summit with a discussion on artificial intelligence’s rise in Canada