How a Black Lives Matter Toronto co-founder sees Canada
Janaya Khan speaks out on BLM Toronto’s sit-in at Pride—and why marginalized groups shouldn’t always bear the burden of truth
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Zane Schwartz
Zane Schwartz is a journalist at Maclean’s. He has previously written for The Globe and Mail and the Toronto Star.
Can changing one word make it easier to prosecute police?
An 1866 law in the United States makes it very difficult to prosecute cops. A former assistant attorney general wants to change that.
Meet the wealthy elite behind Brazil’s political turmoil
More on the underlying causes of Brazil’s current crisis
What does Brexit reveal about a global generational divide?
Three-quarters of 18-24 year olds voted to stay in the European Union. The younger the voter, the more likely they were to vote to remain.
What were Google’s most frequent U.K. searches after Brexit?
The second-most popular question for the search engine giant: ’What is the EU?’
A veteran reporter on America’s ’forever war’
Former New Yorker staff writer Mark Danner on the prolonged War on Terror
An oral history of ’60s radicalism
Understanding today’s radicals and resisters, through an oral history of August 1969 to August 1970
Canada’s top computer science universities 2016: Full results
A full list of 20 schools including their overall ranking and how they place on each of the five indicators
Canada’s top engineering universities 2016: Full results
A full list of 20 schools including their overall ranking and how they place on each of the five indicators
What needs to happen to the weather to help Fort McMurray?
A Q&A with a scientist who specializes in forest fires, on what needs to happen for the Fort McMurray fires to go out