Donald Trump’s ongoing struggle to distinguish female faces
Can you tell the difference between Sophie Grégoire and Jacinda Ardern? Trump can’t.
Catherine McIntyre
The unbearable shame of Italian soccer fans
Italian soccer fans will still come out to Canadian bars for the World Cup next year. But maybe without the blue jerseys.
The myth of Justin Trudeau’s youthful government
Justin Trudeau’s government is lauded as a crew of bright whippersnappers learning the ropes—the reality is much more grey.
Rodger Cuzner: Parliament’s sense of humour
Voted the Most Collegial MP for the 2017 Parliamentarians of the Year, Cuzner is admired for his ability to strip away partisanship
Judy Sgro: The veteran mentor
The winner in the Best Mentor category of Maclean’s 2017 Parliamentarians of the Year awards on her mother-hen instinct
Bees are in decline but backyard hives won’t save them
Some experts say the trend of backyard beekeeping could at best do little to save bees, and at worst leave certain species worse off
Why the swastika can’t be rehabilitated
Hitler co-opted a symbol that, for Canada’s growing South Asian population, stands for good fortune and well-being. Redeeming it has proven difficult.
Can a group of Newfoundlanders bring Elon Musk’s hyperloop vision to life?
A Q&A with Adam Keating, co-lead of a startup leading the way in the conceptual high-speed transit. His group came second at a competition sponsored by Musk.
How Canadians can help victims of Hurricane Harvey
From pet rescuers to agencies that assist the disabled, a constellation of services allow Canadians to pitch in
How Canadian diplomats in Cuba are being acoustically attacked
Mysterious symptoms reported by embassy employees point to an insidious—yet time-honoured—form of warfare