Canada

In the absence of facts about the Quebec mosque shooting, two polarizing narratives emerged, reflecting a deep political divide

Trudeau sub-tweets Trump’s immigration ban. Was it the right thing to do?

Battling against bans and bad press over the seal hunt, Bernie Halloran is single-handedly trying to revive Canada’s commercial seal business

Ten years ago, Jonathon Gatehouse wrote about an impoverished and crime-plagued Regina neighbourhood. He reads some of the responses to a recent follow-up story.

Brian Pallister controversially spends weeks of the year in Costa Rica. So Maclean’s went in search of the premier’s foreign office.

Kevin O’Leary might have launched a career in politics, writes Arlene Dickinson, but he’s still the same old shark we see on TV

Newsrooms are shrinking, and Canadians are unwilling to open their wallets. The Public Policy Forum offers a way forward, funded in part by the federal government.

Douglas Snair—who narrowly avoided the Halifax Explosion, a train wreck, a ship sinking and more, over the course of a century—may be Canada’s luckiest man

In municipalities across Canada, fights are breaking out between residents who feed wildlife in their backyards, and their fed-up neighbours

How Ezra Levant built The Rebel: the angry, hate-filled, unapologetic and surprisingly successful ‘Breitbart North’