Clara Hughes’s magnificent obsession
On the eve of her sixth Games, she talks shop with Jonathon Gatehouse
Society
5 things we learned about Sally Ride in the morning papers
The “first lady of space” lived a life of legendary accomplishments
How copyright rules silenced Romney
A great real-life example of how copyright can become censorship
14 astronauts we know by name
From Buzz Aldrin to the late Sally Ride, these brave explorers made their mark by leaving Earth.
Canada at the London Summer games—in 1908
In 1908, Canada’s first Olympic national team managed to win 16 medals and take fifth place in the standings
In Search of the Great Canadian Pit Stop
Maclean’s is on the hunt for Canada’s best roadside food stands, so it’s time to dish. Pull over and send us your nominations
5 myths about Tim Hortons
Where are the most franchises per capita? And how do Timmies customers tend to vote?
The princess behind the Games
Anne, a former Olympic competitor, played a key role in lobbying for London as host
Gold is tasteless: So why put it in food?
A food historian, a food writer and a chef all chime in on the trend that’s been around for longer than you think.
An alternative sightseeing guide to London
Forget queues: Why not drink good coffee, walk through flower markets, and get up close and personal with some street art?