Who put the sparkle on Markle? Five answers about the royal engagement.
The essentials on a not-so-conventional royal pairing, from Meghan’s divorce to her Can-con wardrobe
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Kyle Edwards
Kyle Edwards is a writer covering everything from politics to Indigenous affairs for Maclean’s. He won a National Magazine Award in 2019 and, in the same year, received the CAJ/JHR Emerging Indigenous Journalist Award. He is Anishinaabe from the Lake Manitoba First Nation and his hair is widely considered to be the best in journalism.
What happens if the MMIWG inquiry misses its 2018 deadline?
The MMIWG inquiry will likely miss the November 2018 deadline for its final report, faced with the same challenges as similar investigations
How a North Bay pig is standing up for backyard chickens
Brent Johnson needed a symbol of his disgust with his city’s anti-livestock bylaw. In Pork Chop, he found one.
The lung debate over authentic haggis in Canada
A Scottish company will sub out certain ingredients to get around Canadian import restrictions. But to purists on this side of the pond, that’s just not haggis.
’Now we get to work’: Mike Downie on his brother Gord
The Tragically Hip’s Gord Downie spent the time before his death focused on Indigenous issues and reconciliation. His brother Mike talks about moving the mission forward.
Half of Canadian women face unwanted sexual pressure, poll finds
Survey provided paints a grim picture, as women believe more than a quarter of men are the type to harass females
Why Gladue has not lived up to its promise for Indigenous justice
Across the country, Gladue rights for Indigenous offenders are being ignored, underfunded or flat-out denied
The Tiny House Warriors take on Kinder Morgan
Secwepemc activists have something homey in store for the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion
Drone grocery delivery to First Nations takes flight
Moose Cree leaders hope an experiment with drone delivery will solve the persistent problem of sky-high food prices in northern communities
Newfoundland has a problem: no one wants to be a politician
Depopulation and a youth exodus have left seats on local governments open for acclamation—if anyone wants to take them