Trudeau’s (early) valentine to the Aga Khan
In a tribute video presented last fall, the PM credits his friend with making Canada ’stronger and richer’
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Michael Friscolanti
Senior writer Michael Friscolanti spends a lot of time at crime scenes and courthouses. The author of ’Friendly Fire: The Untold Story of the U.S. Bombing That Killed Four Canadian Soldiers in Afghanistan,’ he has won three CAJ Awards for investigative journalism and four National Magazine Awards.
Who is the man behind Trudeau’s controversial Christmas vacation?
The Aga Khan enjoys a solid reputation in the world of international development. If Trudeau acted improperly, observers say that’s on him, not the Aga Khan.
What you need to know about Donald Trump’s refugee ban
What the sweeping border order actually means for Canadians, and why it may only increase the threat of terrorism
The prime minister’s tour gets real in Peterborough
Any sense that Justin Trudeau’s cross-country tour would be some kind of easy charade was disabused in Peterborough, Ont.
A wanted man—again
Can you help the Canada Border Services Agency find Mohamed Ratni for the second time?
A milestone looms for Canada’s Syrian refugees: ’Month 13’
Thousands of Syrians will soon be collecting social assistance. But that’s not surprising—nor is it all bad news.
Shafia ’honour killers’ lose bid for new trial
’Charitably put, the evidence of guilt was overwhelming,’ reads an Ontario Court of Appeal ruling
The Runaways Project: Help us tell these stories
’Chanie haunts me,’ Gord Downie says. ’His story is Canada’s story.’ There are other stories, of course, which Maclean’s wants to tell
The other residential school runaways
Two boys escaping a residential school followed tragically in the footsteps of Chanie Wenjack. Their story was forgotten. Until now.
Liberals face reality of national security in a dangerous world
Trudeau Report Card: Many security promises remain unfulfilled—from better equipping spies to jet purchases