Whatcott Decision: The implications extend far beyond one anti-gay crusader
Will the Supreme Court get human rights commissions out of policing speech?
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.
A judge’s view on one of the biggest problems facing the justice system
Charlie Gillis talks to Justice David Price about more people representing themselves in court
Why people representing themselves in court are clogging the justice system
Do-it-yourselfers flood a system set up for lawyers and judges
A raspberry a day, a levy you’ll pay
Growers seek cash to better market the berries
The real scandal in hockey
Ken Campbell on the problem with Canada’s obsession
Pressure mounts to bill lost skiers for rescue costs
Charging fees could mean even more problems, argues search and rescue association
Six reasons Brian Burke had to go
GM’s off-ice bluster and bombast never translated into success for the Leafs
Newsmakers 2012: Down and out
Jenna Talackova failed to win the Miss Universe crown, but she inspired many
Liar, liar, Lance on fire
2012 Newsmakers: Lance Armstrong’s arrogance in the face of incontrovertible truth. Livestrong, as if.
Why rich Mexicans are fleeing to Canada as refugees
Gangs target financially successful families in the country’s ongoing drug war