Martin Patriquin

The two men who killed Canadian soldiers didn’t know each other, but shared troubling—and revealing—similarities

Branded a terrorist driven by Islamic State, the man who struck a soldier with his car in Quebec was really a lone wolf with nothing to lose

It wasn’t easy to make a cinematic ode to a reclusive and eccentric bicycle maker from Montreal

’I’ll just leave you with a quote from Margaret Thatcher …’ the former prime minister told our Quebec correspondent

An injury threatened to end Manny Malhotra’s playing days. Now, he must prove himself again, every night. Game on.

Martin Patriquin on why the sale of the Sun Media papers meshes with Pierre Karl Péladeau’s political ambitions

Leading a decimated Parti Québécois might not be a plum assignment but PKP may just bite

Martin Patriquin joins hundreds of indépendantistes to watch the Scottish referendum unfold.

He may be the saviour Montreal needs. But can even that enormous job possibly satisfy its uber-ambitious mayor?

Maclean’s has learned that top Liberal staffer Yves Malette resigned in protest over a reduction of party resources in Quebec