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Canada’s opposition parties seek leaders—and meaning
In 2017, the Conservatives and New Democrats will work out their new champions—and it’s about to get interesting
In Justin Trudeau’s second year, promises meet proving ground
Amid questions for Trudeau about the economy, and a fight for the middle class, John Geddes envisions what 2017 will hold for the Liberals
Canada has much to offer the world in its sesquicentennial year
And we have much to be thankful for ourselves in 2017, and beyond
Dissent—and support—grows in Kellie Leitch’s riding
In her Simcoe-Grey riding, people are denouncing and defending Kellie Leitch. But there’s one thing that unites them.
What’s killing the animals at the Calgary Zoo?
Seven penguins are dead in Calgary—the latest in a series of bizarre animal deaths over the last decade. Why does this keep happening?
Maclean’s on the Hill: Electoral reform, Viola Desmond, Joe Biden
Our Ottawa bureau catches you up on a week of politics in the nation’s capital
Wobbles aside, Justin Trudeau’s honeymoon continues
The Trudeau Liberals can still look at their record and, despite the screw ups, happily match it against any government’s first year in office
We can’t build pipelines and meet our climate goals
Jason MacLean takes on those who argue a carbon tax will be enough to reduce Canada’s emissions, and lays out a path to meet the Paris climate deal targets
Joe Biden comes to Ottawa, and it feels oddly familiar
On two career politicians—including one longtime Canadian PM—who weren’t crude populists and stayed cool