Iceland considers relegating smokes to the pharmacy
Cigarettes would only be available with a prescription
Nancy Macdonald
Nancy Macdonald writes primarily for Maclean’s national section. The transplanted Winnipegger now calls Vancouver home and spends her off-hours chasing her spirited toddler.
A Vancouver rioter speaks
Robert Snelgrove on what prompted his actions, how sorry he is, and what it’s like to be shamed by an Internet mob
Newsmakers: May 19-26
Lady Gaga makes an entrance, Mark Zuckerberg learns a new skill and Saudi women are driven to rebel
Christy Clark’s comeback is complete
What Clark’s by-election win means for the B.C. Liberals
Newsmakers: May 12-19, 2011
Premier Ed goes back to the farm, Charles Bronfman divorces in style, and the NDP snags another seat in Quebec
Newsmakers: May 5-12, 2011
Donald Trump gets sued, Rita Chretien is found alive, and Don Cherry is angry about something again
David Stewart Arthur Cleverley
A skilled athlete and a fearless cliff diver, he pursued a lifelong dream and moved to British Columbia for a fresh start
The beginning of the end of al-Qaeda?
With bin Laden’s death, the war on terror has lost its purpose, according to al-Qaeda expert Peter Bergen
James Moore: a new breed of Tory
A young urbanite who’s in favour of gay marriage and arts funding, ‘he actually gets it’
A little help from their friends?
Mark Strahl is poised to take over his dad’s seat—amid cries of cronyism. He’s not the only one with an edge.