The trouble with customized public schools
Should taxpayers be forced to foot the bill for the political agenda of a small group of parents?
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.
Downsizing Sean Avery
He’s quiet now. But has the NHL really tamed its bad boy?
Winter birthday?
A new study says that may say something about your parents
Harper’s in deep
Poll numbers indicate that more Canadians trust Ignatieff’s judgment than the PM’s
Canada’s love affair with Barack Obama
We like him more than Americans do, with some small concerns
Economic history is on our side
Tough times usually last about 17 months
Can we please now ban fighting in hockey?
A young man dies on the ice. A father hopes for change. Why isn’t the NHL listening?
Don Cherry’s starting to look tame
What’s with all the pinstripes, four-inch lapels and polka-dot pocket puffs on sportscasters?
Sikhs and hard hats: let freedom reign
If an employee wants to wear a turban, and knows the risks, why not let him make the call?
Mr. Hockey fights on
Gordie Howe’s sad, bitter scrap with his business partners