Royal visit 2016: Keep calm and adventure on
The royal family paddles, hikes, bikes and skiis—sometimes even for work
Patricia Treble
Patricia Treble is the royal specialist at Maclean’s. In addition to her interest in all things monarchical—from the Queen’s constitutional role to Kate’s flyaway hems—she writes on everything from TV, books and celebrity culture to history and sports trends.
George and Charlotte on the map
A search of the Geographical Names Board of Canada’s database reveals a cornucopia of towns, lakes, mountains, historic sites and even shoals bearing the name George or Charlotte.
The untold story of Queen Elizabeth I and Islam
Jerry Brotton delivers a lively, exhaustively researched book about English trade under Queen Elizabeth I
Does Kate Middleton deserve her reputation as a fashion recycler?
Crunching the data on Kate’s clothes
In London’s Canada House, a home away from home for our art
Five years ago, it was dreary and dirty. These days? Canada House sparkles with Canadian art
Royal tour update: Kate and William to bring kids
Brace yourself for a short, intense dose of royal cuteness
Mitford sisters star in a new biography
Meet the high-profile, female-dominated clan that ruled society long before the Kardashians
A gift for a Queen and Canada
The sculptor’s vision of the Queen: ’purposefulness, focused, effective and serene’
The real rowdy royals. (It’s not who you think.)
William and Kate are stars, but Charles and Camilla are sneakily proving to be the charmingly zany members of the royal family
William and Kate’s royal tour of Canada
The bare-bones itinerary has been released. Strap in, there’s a lot of flying.