Newsmakers
Hugh Grant’s revenge on the tabloids, the granny who killed the Internet, and Mark Zuckerberg wins again
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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.
The End | Htoo K’Bru Paw | 2000-2011
She was born in a Thai refugee camp after her family escaped from Burma, and survived some of the worst hospitals in the world
Long may she run?
Elizabeth May’s third election could well be her last—and a critical moment for the Greens
The last great bookshop
Selling books for $40,000, and books for a dollar, MacLeod’s is a used bookstore quite unlike any other
A nation’s grief
Devastation, loss, and the aftermath: a shocking catastrophe and a heroic struggle
Saving a lunch-hour landmark
When the Bay announced it would spiff up Winnipeg’s Paddlewheel restaurant, thousands in the Prairie city reacted in horror
Canada’s queen of the slopes
The X Games’ high-octane mix of risk and thrill may be headed for the Olympics—and Sarah Burke is ready for it
Q & A: Gordon Campbell
The B.C. premier on right and wrong politics, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and his worst day in office
This week: Newsmakers
The Pope’s surprise move, Russia’s Mata Hari makes her prime-time debut, and the queen of all TV revels
No holding the bacon
Demand and prices are soaring. Even the pork-belly futures market is at risk.