Society

Breaking down the judicial inquiry committee’s reasons for concluding Justice Robin Camp should lose his job

The Movember fundraising campaign for prostate cancer has been happening since 2003, but are Canadian men feeling moustache fatigue?

Our 2016 Newsmakers: Have Elon Musk’s visionary ideas gotten ahead of his ability to deliver? Don’t bet on it.

Our 2016 Newsmakers: Cutting-edge research and the big health issue that science hasn’t figured out (yet)

The Crown is cheaper per capita than the Senate or House of Commons—and more expensive than the Library of Parliament

Pockets of centenarians have been revealing clues for living longer. Now, those areas’ next generations are teaching us how to mess it all up.

Maclean’s readers write in about Donald Trump, Adam Capay, and our remembrances of Canadians’ lives

Words are being stripped of meaning. But the brawl over words like ’alt-right’ and ’ilk’ can make it hard to focus on the fights that really matter

He developed a fascination with airplanes as a toddler. By 13, he was cleaning planes at a local club and dreaming of being a pilot.

The U.S. greeted the outbreak of the First World War with disbelief, but by late 1916 thousands of Americans were already personally involved in the war