Moon Ribas uses a seismic sensor to feel the earth move
Meet New York-based ’cyborg’ dancer Moon Ribas
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Julia Child’s life in America
A follow-up from Alex Prud’homme on his aunt Julia Child, the original celebrity chef
A gay man’s night of reckoning in ’The Angel of History’
A muddy and uneven book that pulls together at the end
Emma Donoghue: ’My curiosity flares up when I hear about . . . ’
Emma Donoghue on storing ideas like bulbs, and planting them later
Maclean’s on the Hill: U.S. election, Ottawa’s fiscal troubles
A Canadian politician observes the U.S. election. What Bill Morneau’s fiscal update didn’t say. Get your fix of Canadian politics.
Regulators put syndicated mortgages in their crosshairs
Regulators appear to finally be cracking down on a popular real-estate investment called a syndicated mortgage that promises big returns and low risks
Why looming trade troubles are bad news for Canada
International trade is slowing. Protectionism is on the rise. For a trade-dependent country like Canada, that spells big trouble.
Election Daily: The Return of Melania Trump
Maclean’s Bulldog, Nov. 3: If she becomes First Lady, Melania Trump says she’ll fight cyberbullying. Critics tell her to start with her husband.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are not equal. Period.
Anne Kingston on the false equivalencies in the U.S. election
There’s only one President Clinton in Arkansas
In Arkansas, there is no love for its not-quite native daughter and likely next President Clinton