Opinion

Scott Gilmore: The American president faces a barrage of daily embarrassments and insults that would undo most of us. How does he do it?

Before You Go: Michael Coren on the promises that parents make to their children—and how his daughter Lucy showed him how symbiotic parenthood really is

Opinion: Bromley Armstrong—who passed away on Aug. 17—helped end the segregation of Canada’s public spaces. Why don’t more Canadians know his name?

Pam Palmater: The only people who should be shocked are First Nations. How many times must they fight the same battles for well-established rights?

Letters to the Editor, Aug. 29, 2018: Readers responded to a Maclean’s cover story on former PM Stephen Harper’s reemergence into the public eye. Many commented on his hotness.

Opinion: The colonial state has much to do with the conditions by which First Nations, Inuit hamlets, and Métis settlements have been impoverished in Canada

Peter Shawn Taylor: A look at Nordic countries reveals the big obstacle to eliminating gender pay gaps is the preferences of female workers themselves

Opinion: Amid fears that AI could threaten jobs, unions can keep doing what they’ve always done to survive in a brave new future—and even potentially inspire a more ambitious mission

Scott Gilmore: The odds of impeachment have gone up considerably. But we forget impeachment does not remove a president from office.

Opinion: Monte Solberg, a longtime Conservative MP who also served for the Reform Party, saw firsthand why Bernier’s plans for a new party are doomed