Ottawa
Karen Duffy tells story on Peruvian TV
News weekly program airs segment titled ’Mi Padre El Senador’
Mining for the truth in Guatemala
What lawsuits claiming rape and murder in a Guatemalan jungle mean for Canadian companies abroad
Melinda Maldonado
Melinda Maldonado joins the digital team at Maclean’s after stints at The Canadian Press, Toronto Star and The Globe and Mail. Melinda holds a Master in Journalism from Ryerson University, and has lived in Guatemala, Ecuador and South Korea.
Video
News
Video: Remembering D-Day, 70 years later
"We just thought it was like another exercise. All of a sudden we’re going to France. It’s the day. It’s the D-Day."
Life
Photos from the Green Acres Hutterite colony
Photographer Kelly Hofer finds beauty in the restrictive Hutterite colony that pushed him away
Canada
Boothe vs. Coyne spar over Hudak’s million jobs plan
One ’Million Jobs Plan.’ Two writers. And a whole lot of bad math. Let the Twitter spat ensue.
Books
Maya Angelou dies at 86
The renowned poet, author and civil rights activist passed away Wednesday in Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Canada
Listen: Noémi Mercier discusses Maclean’s cover story
Noémi Mercier and Alec Castonguay’s investigation took them across Canada and to Afghanistan as they pored through documents, interviewed officials and spoke with victims
Ottawa
Soundslide: A final farewell to Jim Flaherty
Photo and audio highlights from the funeral of the former Finance Minister
News
Listen: 5 days of Pistorius testimony ends
Defence wraps up its cross-examination of Pistorius after 5 emotional days on the stand
Canada
Ford shatters Canadian stereotypes, Bill Clinton tells Jimmy Kimmel
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford provided fodder for Jimmy Kimmel Live—again—after saying he mistakenly voted against two council motions