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Why a peace deal with the notorious warlord Gulbuddin Hekmatyar might not be all bad news for Afghanistan

The Liberal MP’s revised birthplace doesn’t change her narrative, but there are still troubling questions about Monsef’s story that need answering

Crunching the data on Kate’s clothes

Tips and tricks on how to see Prince William and Kate Middleton—on TV, online, or in person. Here’s what’s happening Friday

As he resigns after 19 years as an MP, Jason Kenney pays tribute to Parliament—and Canadians who fight hard to become ’winners of history’

At an evening candlelight vigil for a deceased gorilla, Harambe, the lines between the sincere and the trivial become blurred beyond recognition

When it works, the wave is a glorious thing. (It doesn’t always work.)

Allen Abel on the candidates hoping to find a sweet spot with an unhappy electorate. They won’t win, but could steal enough votes to be dangerous.

Are you Canadian enough? What Kellie Leitch’s plan to screen immigrants says about the country—and the leadership hopeful who suggested it

Maclean’s Bulldog, Sept. 22: Your daily rundown of what happened on the U.S. campaign trail