Illuminating the Shadow Lands
How Graeme Roy’s cellphone apps reawakened his interest in black-and-white photography
Charlie Gillis
Charlie Gillis is Maclean’s managing editor (national). He’s a winner of gold and silver National Magazine Awards, and his bosses once forgot about him after sending him to cover the climbing season at Mount Everest.
How to build a better athlete
Why the next generation of cognitive and performance enhancements will put steroids in the shade
Chris Hadfield divulges details of dispute that almost kept him from space
’The secrecy and paternalism really bothered me’
Chris Hadfield on the view from above and his fear of heights
In conversation with the Canadian astronaut
The future of public-sector jobs
Today’s job seekers can’t always turn to the government for secure, highly paid work
How to immigrate to Canada if you’re a polygamist
We don’t approve, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get in
Why owning a home is bad for you
Home ownership has troubling side effects, distorting the economy and taking a toll on our minds and bodies
The Ernest C. Manning Innovation Awards: Heads-up Display
It began as a school assignment and morphed into a wearable tech enterprise
Do we really need so many lawyers?
Barrister boom and bust: Legal fees are falling, pay is stagnant and jobs for law grads are harder to come by
Why are we leaving it to athletes to stand up to Putin?
Hockey stars speaking out against Russia’s anti-gay laws show greater moral fibre than the IOC