Society

Maclean’s has published more than 66,000 covers, each one dedicated to an individual Canadian who died in the First World War

In another free, streamable lecture bringing high science to the masses, Avery Broderick explains the incredible work of the Event Horizon Telescope

Anne Kingston: ’Pin-balling is a word hardwired into a teenagers mind in 1982—the word’s use now reveals how a 36-year-old traumatic memory remains frozen, etched into the psyche.’

Super-intelligent garbage bandits? Pet-eating canines? Use the Maclean’s Ranking tool to choose Canada’s most meddlesome urban wildlife.

Carbon Engineering might offer the utopian-sounding prospect of a climate-change solution that does not involve eliminating our reliance on fuel

Q&A: Elizabeth Hay’s new book bravely reckons with sibling tensions and filial love as she grapples with being a caregiver for her aging parents

Nobel laureate Dr. Eric Kandel says brain imaging shows talk therapy can change brain biology—and even fight depression

’The world is watching,’ says one B.C. weed tour founder. ’We’re going to be the new Amsterdam.’

Canada is about to usher in the era of legal marijuana with laws and rules that contradict other ones elsewhere in the country—or even just across a bridge. Did it have to be like this?

Would-be cannabis merchants in the province have proposed 750 to date. And in case you were wondering, yes: ’Diesel Punk Pot Co.’ is taken