Society

Opinion: If today’s technology giants don’t do anything to address the public’s unease, they might start looking for more trustworthy systems

Opinion: In the wake of the deaths of black people at the hands of the state, the living are often weighted with a sadness that is too heavy to bear

People who die from mental illness—including those who die by suicide—deserve to be afforded the same dignity as people who die from any other disease

Dr. Jeffrey Turnbull leaves behind an elite medical career to help homeless people suffering from addiction

Opinion: Canadian consumers are seeking more information about their food, including where it comes from and how it’s produced

Women are consuming more alcohol more frequently than ever before—the numbers of those who report casual drinking, binge drinking and dependence are spiking

What employment prospects look like in Industrial Revolution 4.0

New research into the psychological impacts of natural disasters is shedding new light on the dangers of ’helicopter parenting’

The cyberattacks of the past year can only hint at the coming weaponization of security flaws

Maclean’s is closing the door on The End, our beloved back-page obit. Before it goes, we asked writer Michael Friscolanti to read through 12 years worth and reflect on the lessons within.