What marching means for a hellscape ahead
The Washington march route passed democratic institutions that endure the test of time. A protester asked: ’It’s more than one man can dismantle, right?’
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How a stressed woman found solace through looking at birds
When her father fell ill, Kyo Maclear felt overwhelmed by life. Then she started looking at warblers and sparrows.
Marching with Donna Ferrato: ’We are unbeatable’
Photographer, photojournalist and activist Donna Ferrato was behind the lens for Maclean’s at the Women’s March
How Donald Trump will save the left
The Women’s March proved President Donald Trump can unite the left. Now it’s up to this new force to do something with its energy.
Richard Spencer shouldn’t be punched. He should lose.
A white nationalist got punched in the head. Liberals everywhere should denounce it.
‘Is that a uterus giving the middle finger?’: On the bus to the Women’s March
This trip had everything — strangers bonding, ribald humour, a bottomless well of snacks and even a self-appointed bus mom.
Why I’m marching: Canadians on joining the Women’s March
’I march because I am a woman. I march because I am black and alive. I march because too many can not.’
The odd parallels between Donald Trump and King Edward VIII
Our royal reporter watches Trump’s inauguration and finds a populist easily led by those around him—reminding her of an ignoble king
Maclean’s on the Hill: Donald Trump is U.S. President
Our weekly politics podcast goes in-depth on Donald Trump’s inauguration in Washington, D.C. First up: Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan
For the record: Stingers’ hockey captain on resilience and teamwork
At the Maclean’s-Concordia Town Hall on the future of education and the future of work, a student panel talked about how university prepared them for the working world.