Aaron Hutchins

Maclean’s election-modelling wizard, Philippe J. Fournier, discusses the parties’ best- and worst-case scenarios, and answers the big questions at the start of the campaign

Who deserves absolution, and when, is one of humanity’s most vexing questions—one families devastated by the Humboldt Broncos tragedy can’t seem to avoid

Her push off the pool wall in Tokyo could be the power move that propels the young Canadian to medal glory

While many love the miniature doors affixed to trees, the city was receiving an increase in complaints about how the doors are ruining the landscape in parks and natural areas

The Scotch Whisky Association filed a lawsuit alleging Graeme Macaloney’s distillery was illegally branding its whisky as though it were Scotch, with his use of words like ’island’ and even his surname, ’Macaloney’

What happens when two candidates are caught in a deadlock? In some places in Canada, it results in a by-election. In others, names are pulled out of a box.

Layton Keddy got on his bicycle and disappeared into the Australian wilderness, assuming he wouldn’t be missed. He couldn’t have been more wrong.

Matthew Almusa from Saskatchewan and Roy Rissanen from Ontario are looking for mates on ’Maajussille morsian maailmalla,’ or ’Farmer Wants a Wife in the World.’ Think ’The Bachelor’ for country folk: no roses, but plenty of cattle.

Backyard offices, home gyms, rock-climbing rooms. Here are some of the spaces reconfigured with new realities in mind.

She learned on the fly how to track the virus. ’Back then, I was making lines on a piece of paper with a ruler to record the temperatures,’ she says. ’Now it’s so streamlined.’