Shannon Proudfoot

Despite new legislation on assisted dying, some Canadians remain in a desperate catch-22. Ruth Duffin was one.

Maclean’s recognizes Rona Ambrose, the seemingly indefatigable Conservative interim leader, as 2016’s hardest-working MP

Maclean’s recognizes the Winnipeg MP who’s unafraid to speak his mind as the most knowledgeable MP of 2016

On election night, the narrative gods switched the scripts—grief at Clinton HQ, dazed, frozen thrill at Trump’s

Lt.-Gen. Christine Whitecross explains how she made it to the highest reaches of the Canadian Forces—as she heads for a new post with NATO

Why the arguments against a bill that would have penalized parties for failing to run equal lists of male and female candidates don’t make sense

Just when we thought it couldn’t get any worse. From undermining the very nature of democracy to puppets and nasty women, this debate was a doozy.

NDP MP Kennedy Stewart’s private member’s bill would penalize political parties who don’t run gender-balanced slates of candidates

Trudeau Report Card: Year two will reveal the government’s true face on climate change

’It’s not bad to take away the fear of death and dying,’ says Dr. Gerrit Kimsma, a Dutch physician and professor