The shepherd who lost her sheep and found viral fame
Liezel Kennedy of Shamrock, Sask., searched long and hard for her animals—and found an optical illusion and Internet hit
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Jason Markusoff
Jason Markusoff writes about Alberta, from the stubbornly flat parts to the magnificently bumpy bits. He has lived in Edmonton and (currently) Calgary, and spent 12 years reporting for the cities’ largest newspapers.
After Keystone XL: Where Canada goes from here
Let’s face it, Keystone XL was already doomed. Obama’s decision lets all players hit the reset button and find the winning conditions for other pipelines
Maclean’s builds a cutting-room cabinet for Trudeau
There’s plenty of talent Justin Trudeau didn’t have enough room for in his cabinet. So we assembled a fantasy team from these other MPs.
Alberta budget 2015: Judgment day comes in Edmonton
It wasn’t quite a revolution. After months of speculation, Alberta’s NDP government outlines its not-so-original economic plan
Tim Flannery on climate change and what Canada can do
An interview with Tim Flannery, best-selling author and former head of the Australia Climate Commission, on carbon, coal, and the U.N. conference in Paris
Michelle Rempel: ’Are you ready for someone like me?’
Some thoughts on women and politics and party and leadership, as noted on Twitter
After Harper, what will Canadian conservatism become?
Beaten back to its core in the west, the debate begins over the fate of the Conservative Party for the first time since its founding
How it all ended for Stephen Harper
A silence choked the air when the results came in. Stephen Harper struck proud notes in his political eulogy—but an era had passed.
Election 2015 reporter anecdotes: Jason Markusoff
Jason Markusoff shares his most memorable moment in the 2015 federal election campaign.
An orange star’s late cameo: Notley endorses Mulcair
... vows to work with whoever forms government — ’no matter who is the next prime minister’