Canada

The PQ seems less an opposition party than part and parcel of the Liberal Party’s re-election strategy

From the first puffs of smoke to the harrowing evacuation, this is the story of how the Fort McMurray fire happened, the heroic battle to fight back the flames and what it all means for the devastated city.

We tally all of the firefighters, police officers, mental health workers, insurance adjusters and the rest of a small army of people in Fort McMurray

Fort McMurray is both the centre of unsolved tensions in Canada and a juicy target for scorn

Colleagues of Peeter Kopvillem remember a tremendous editor, a fine musician and a generous man

Dealing with disaster is a tricky political game

From lemonade stands to charity concerts, Canadians were moved to break their own record of generosity

Maclean’s senior writer Anne Kingston on Jian Ghomeshi’s first public statement since the beginning of his first sex-assault trial—and what comes next for the former radio star.

Maclean’s loses its senior executive editor, a fine musician and fierce defender of his family’s native Estonia

’I think three-quarters of the East Coast at one time or another have been at Fort Mac. It’s like a second home, really’