Why men can’t have it all
The case for men’s liberation—and why it matters to women.
Anne Kingston
Justin Trudeau’s other famous parent
Margaret Trudeau emerges as a potent voice
Elizabeth Gilbert: The ultimate lady whisperer
The ’Eat Pray Love’ author focuses her instinct for female longing on a creativity crisis
Cover preview: Why men should have it all
The Case for Men’s Liberation. A sneak peek at our latest cover story.
Vanishing data: What information has gone missing?
Senior writer Anne Kingston wants to hear from you
Women in the House: The decline of the female power player
We analyzed decades of female representation and found what matters is electability and power conferred once in office
Vanishing Canada: Why we’re all losers in Ottawa’s war on data
Records deleted, burned, tossed in Dumpsters. A Maclean’s investigation on the crisis in government data
An ambitious exposition of marriage
Book review: Fates and Furies, by Lauren Groff
Why Stephen Harper doesn’t want to talk about ’women’s issues’
Murdered and missing Indigenous women. Sexual violence. Income inequality. Anne Kingston on whether so-called "women’s issues" will become an inconvenient truth of this election
The Bibliopod: What makes a ’buzz book,’ and a Massey preview
This week on Maclean’s books podcast: What buzz looks like for the books industry in 2015. Plus: an interview with historian Margaret MacMillan