We’re killing our kids with caution
The opportunities to take chances, have adventures, take responsibility are the very things denied kids in good homes
Society
Martin Picard could kick Toronto chefs’ pretty-boy asses any day
Brilliant, ballsy, Au Pied de Cochon is vegan hell
What really happens in Hugh Hefner’s bedroom
From the Maclean’s archives in 2006: An exclusive excerpt from Bunny Tales: Behind Closed Doors at the Playboy Mansion
Not with a bang, but a whimper
From the archives in 2006: A Hefner Girlfriend chronicles the last rattle of a sexual trailblazer
Donald Kean Roy 1924-2006
He said he wanted to be cremated. It would save space in the cemetery he had always loved.
George Jonas in conversation with Ken Whyte
The late newspaper columnist and documentarian spoke with Maclean’s in 2005
How elimination communication can eliminate the costly diaper
’A lot of people recognize the signals that their baby has to go. This is just about responding differently to those signals’
A regal mystique
Princess Diana steals the show
The lonely death of Chanie Wenjack
Chanie was 12, and Indigenous. He died as the white world’s rules had forced him to live—cut off from his people.
Frederick Banting on Canada’s incredible contributions to research
Frederick Banting’s 1924 piece from our archives tells the story of research, and explains how big achievements are built on patience—and seemingly futile endeavours