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Ken MacQueen
Ken MacQueen is Vancouver bureau chief for Maclean’s, and a reformed Ottawa Parliamentary reporter and columnist. He prefers B.C., where stories hang fat and juicy from the trees, waiting to be shared. He’s also covered the highs and lows of the royal family, and eight Olympic Games.
Wealth equals health
Poverty isn’t unique to Aboriginals, but Canada’s health disparities are most apparent among them
Furlong fallout
New abuse allegations emerge about the former VANOC chief, setting the stage for an epic legal battle
Clean up plan in the works for Japan tsunami debris
Trash continues to wash ashore in North America
Rewiring Trevor Greene’s brain
The former soldier survived an axe attack in Afghanistan, now he’s defying the limits of science in his recovery
Newsmakers 2012: The right stuff
A hero in a Hummer and other lifesavers in the past year
Pickton inquiry report met with anger, recrimination and tears
After two years, dozens of witnesses, 1,500 pages and $10M, report does little to satisfy families of Pickton’s victims
’Nature Wars’ author Jim Sterba on Bambi and wildlife overpopulation
In conversation with Ken MacQueen
A Royal pregnancy: grace under pressure
Kate and William have toured Canada and served as cheerleaders-in-chief at the Summer Olympics. Together they will face a hyper-scrutinized pregnancy.
Newsmakers: Drake vs. Chris Brown and other head-to-head battles of 2012
Check out our gallery of the year’s most toxic feuds, including Big Bird vs. Romeny and Putin vs. Pussy Riot