Elizabeth II: The happiest woman in post-referendum Britain
Not just her job, but also her love of Scotland was at stake
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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.
The megascandal that almost wasn’t
Book review: ’Hack Attack: The Inside Story of How the Truth Caught Up with Rupert Murdoch’
Why a large family makes sense for the royals
The announcement that William and Kate are expecting a second child can be explained by their famous closeness with their own siblings
The Harry we don’t know
A new biography of the most famous royal scallywag reveals Prince Harry’s serious side
’More than just a hobby’: Documentary explores royals as artists
’The Royal Painbox’ highlights the artistic leanings of royals from Mary, Queen of Scots to today’s Prince Charles
9 things to know about the royal baby announcement
When it comes to Windsor children, nothing is "ordinary"
Marie Antoinette’s downfall and a 2,800-carat necklace
Book review: How to Ruin a Queen: Marie Antoinette and the Diamond Necklace Affair
59 words Maclean’s invented: from allophone to zap
The magazine has 59 first-usage awards, including sasquatch and ’split the atom’
Fast money, fancy cars: How one Ontario drop-out made it big
Rob Myers became the king of the luxury exotic-car business through "relentless professionalism"
Maclean’s named the Great War
The term ’the Great War’ first appeared in print in Maclean’s back in October 1914