The Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of Sept. 27
Louise Penny remains on top of our fiction list—but a new entrant, Jennifer Welsh, has claimed the #1 spot in non-fiction
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REVIEW: Sacré bleu: a comedy d’art
Book by Christopher Moore
NATO: Action on the Eastern front
The Economist sets a cat among pigeons by touting Radek Sikorski , Poland’s foreign minister, as secretary-general of NATO. He’s a...
The Emergencies Act: What’s ’seriously endangered’?
Paul Wells: Five PMs have had the Emergencies Act and declined to use it. The question now is whether Trudeau has met the ’stringent test’ laid out 34 years ago.
Mitchel Raphael on Lisa Raitt’s Mojo and why Layton’s mom-in-law said ’I told you so’
Layton gets more wear out of his wedding day outfit
How to make it in comedy: cut the jokes
Marc Maron is a pioneer of an inward-looking style embraced by the likes of Louis C.K.
The conservatives’ Martha Stewart
MP reads carefully in House The annual All-Party Party was held at the Government Conference Centre this year since the usual...
Canada is banning foreign salamanders—for good reason
Wildlife biologists are scrambling to fend off an amphibian-killing fungus from Europe. Turns out the little creatures are more important than they look.
Bernie Sanders in L.A.: Did someone say Public Enemy?
Paul Wells: Prior to Super Tuesday, the Democratic front-runner rallied in California with a curious crew of celebrities. Only one person there mattered.
The winner and loser in the Quebec debate
Québec solidaire leader Françoise David emerged as a winner, and a thorn in the PQ’s side