ArchivesFrom the archives: Leonard Cohen’s devastating court caseA 2005 investigation into a case of betrayal by Cohen’s longtime friend and money manager that left him effectively broke
ArchivesDavid Foster’s long-held proclivity for theatricsOur 2005 story on an autobiographical TV show by Canadian music producer David Foster, who serenaded President Trump in Florida this weekend
ArchivesIn 2005, Montreal was ’the most influential scene in American music’As a cultural explosion took root in Canada, Montreal-based bands on the edge of stardom weren’t being fairly recognized at the Junos
ArchivesRemember when gadgets were only for geeks?From the archives: A look back at the dawn of the smartphone era, when better, cheaper tech toys started to appeal to the masses
ArchivesKids insult each other with brutal frankness but ’few are truly nasty’On Pink Shirt Day, this 2004 essay points out that bullies’ victims can be aggressive or provocative themselves
ArchivesRoy Halladay: Mozart of the moundFrom October 2003: With a little help and a lot of heart, Roy Halladay has learned to make beautiful music with a baseball.
ArchivesChrétien’s ’uncomfortable’ meeting with George W. BushThe last time a meeting between a president and PM was so awkward, Bush was urging Chrétien to join the fight against Iraq
ArchivesFrom the HipIn 2000, the Hip invited Maclean’s to spend several days with them for a rare glimpse of life on tour.