The robot working-class invasion
A new breed of small but complex ‘learning’ robots are set to revolutionize manufacturing and labour
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.
Newsmakers of the week
Sept 27-Oct 4, 2012: Anne Hathaway gets hitched, the Supreme Court adds one to the bench, and a new Oscar host
Psychiatrist George Vaillant on secrets to a long life and a bigger salary
In conversation with Charlie Gillis
How an Iranian actress is now banned from her country’s movie industry
Golshifteh Farahani, a beloved and apolitical Iranian film star, went from pride to pariah
Should articling be scrapped?
A shortage of positions in Ontario forces a reevaluation
Should articling be scrapped?
Ontario’s shortage of positions has the law society considering radical alternatives
Proving his worth as Diefenbaker’s son
Finally, George Dryden has real evidence that he’s related to former PM
MACLEAN’S EXCLUSIVE: New evidence in ’Diefenbaby’ case
DNA test shows George Dryden belongs to the PM’s family
Taking up the torch: why Canadians should celebrate London’s successes
Turning a Winter nation into a Summer nation isn’t a short-term project.
Faster, higher ... dirtier: What happened to Olympic sportsmanship?
Olympic spirit undermined by ’birdie-gate,’ alleged multi-million-dollar payouts and low-level scandals.