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Get ready for a rate shock adjustment that is expected to accelerate in 2019

Too often, we don’t tell people what they mean to us until it’s too late. So Maclean’s is publishing a series of essays, by everyday Canadians, about the people they love. Here’s how to submit yours.

Our editorial: Canada faces significant challenges in the coming year. Surely responding to those is more interesting than a cellphone game.

Jennifer Keesmaat: Mid-sized cities hold the key to economic growth and quality of life in Canada, and they’ve taken too long to realize it

Stephen Maher: The U.S. president’s policies are not only hurting his own supporters, but failing to stop a path that still bends toward justice

Paul Wells: The Vancouver conference on peace in the Korean peninsula was no meeting of Polyannas looking for any excuse to make nice with our North Korean friends

Overrepresentation of First Nations kids in the system is ’not that different’ from the legacy of residential schools, says the Indigenous services minister

He proved everyone who doubted him wrong, overcoming a brutal attack in his 20s. His positivity earned him the nickname ’Mr. Awesome’.

For 23 years, Canada’s pre-eminent hockey broadcaster donned the stripes and took all the heat the fans could give him. It was, in the truest sense, a calling.

The one-time enfant terrible of British literature talks about information overload and how emotion rules the political sphere