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.

News

Newsmakers: May 5-12, 2011

Donald Trump gets sued, Rita Chretien is found alive, and Don Cherry is angry about something again

Society

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

General

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

Canada

James Moore: a new breed of Tory

A young urbanite who’s in favour of gay marriage and arts funding, ‘he actually gets it’

Canada

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.

News

Newsmakers

Hugh Grant’s revenge on the tabloids, the granny who killed the Internet, and Mark Zuckerberg wins again

Society

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

Canada

Long may she run?

Elizabeth May’s third election could well be her last—and a critical moment for the Greens

Books

The last great bookshop

Selling books for $40,000, and books for a dollar, MacLeod’s is a used bookstore quite unlike any other

World

A nation’s grief

Devastation, loss, and the aftermath: a shocking catastrophe and a heroic struggle

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