Society

Whether riding escalators or merging traffic, people feel they know what’s fair—and it’s messing with the work of transit operators and traffic planners

As reproductive rights come under assault in the U.S., the story of new pregnancy-termination medication reveals continuing barriers to reproductive health for Canadian women

The Vitae Project wouldn’t be the first piece of art on the moon. But if everything goes right, it may be its most ambitiously beautiful.

A Q&A with the first doctor to perform an abortion in P.E.I. since the early 1980s, about what this means for women in the province

The first Perimeter Public Lecture of 2017 tackles the powers and limits of ’quants’—and Maclean’s is live-streaming it at 7 pm ET

How kelp, a negative-footprint organism, could alter the future of seafood

While covering murderer Kendall Francois for The New York Times, Claudia Rowe became fixated on the psychopath

Goat is enviably healthy, rich in iron and protein, tender in a braise, and popular in the developing world. Why is it so hard to get in North America?

Our royal reporter watches Trump’s inauguration and finds a populist easily led by those around him—reminding her of an ignoble king

Does this move mean that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are about to become full-time royals?