Richard Tomlinson, 1948-2016
He groomed purebred dogs as a child, and later golf courses. He cleaned his Lincoln cars with a toothbrush. ‘He was immaculate.’
Society
The PMO’s ill-advised invitation for Prince William and Kate
The government appears to have broken protocol in making the invitation public before it had been accepted. What if the royal couple doesn’t come?
Kevin Durant signs with Golden State. Nothing changes.
Durant’s move feels momentous, but it doesn’t really matter—it’s merely The Decision 3.0, a reaffirmation of NBA’s recent history
A 10-point guide to packing the car
There is no scenario under which the person who loads the car does not begin the vacation loathing everyone
Letters: ’Thanks for the new dartboard target’
Maclean’s readers write in
The Internet matters less than we think
Virginia Heffernan on the magic and loss inherent in Internet culture
Letters: ’Follow Muhammad Ali and take a stand’
Maclean’s readers write in
Beaumont-Hamel is Newfoundland’s raw wound
On July 1, 1916, the Royal Newfoundland Regiment suffered a massive military tragedy—and changed Canada’s newest province
So what if Millennials won’t leave the nest?
There’s ample reason to understand, and little reason to panic, about the plight of millennials
Newfoundland’s war: How one battle shaped a province
Liberal MP Seamus O’Regan explains his province’s remembrance of those who died on July 1, 1916—including his great-great-uncle, Lt. Richard Shortall.