Q&A: Author Irvine Welsh on the ’Trainspotting’ sequel, drugs, and writing
A wide-ranging interview with the cult writer on Trump, Scottish independence, and oddly, why he’s hesitant to legalize drugs
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’Dumped by Trump’ a badge of honour in Vancouver
Protests met cartoonish opulence as the Trump brothers opened their Vancouver hotel and tower
At Trump’s speech to Congress, an audacious call for hope
The President who claimed American carnage sounds a markedly different rhetorical tone at his first address to Congress
Donald Trump’s first Joint Address to Congress: Read a transcript
Read what President Donald Trump said at his first address to a joint session of Congress
After the call: What the Trump fracas did to Malcolm Turnbull
A bad chat with Trump put Turnbull in the world news. What happened next is telling of an unpredictable president’s domestic impact
The Maclean’s Bestsellers list: Week of Feb. 28
Canadian author Heather O’Neill’s newest novel debuts near the peak of our fiction list, while ’Hillbilly Elegy’ remains timely atop the non-fiction books
Schools are teaching values. But whose values?
Critics worry about all the time teachers are spending on morals instead of math, and on gratitude instead of grammar
The American Dream has moved to Canada
By every measure, Canada is the true place to find ’life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.’ Let’s stop squandering our good fortune.
The subtext of Kellie Leitch’s bizarro video
At minimum, Kellie Leitch is going to come out of this race with a recurring role on The Young and the Restless
Why Bay Street is more bullish than the Bank of Canada
When the Bank of Canada releases its interest rate decision on Wednesday, don’t expect it to share Bay Street’s optimism about Canada’s economy right now