Sophie’s role: What do we expect of prime ministers’ spouses?
As Sophie Grégoire Trudeau copes with her workload, we talk to an expert about the ’vague, ambiguous’ role of the PM’s wife
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Donald Trump goes to Washington—and things get awkward
Trump was followed by his usual band of backers and detractors, but left his meeting with GOP leaders uncharacteristically speechless
The End: Peeter Kopvillem, by his colleagues
Colleagues of Peeter Kopvillem remember a tremendous editor, a fine musician and a generous man
Poland’s president on NATO, his critics and the burden of history
Paul Wells interviews Polish President Andrzej Duda
Paul Martin’s very own class reunion on Parliament Hill
As Martin watched his portrait unveiling, the former PM morphed into valedictorian
On electoral reform, Maryam Monsef wants to ’get this right’
This is not about partisanship, says the minister, as she puts Liberals in charge
A second chance for Ottawa to make things right with Alberta
Dealing with disaster is a tricky political game
A nation responds to the Fort McMurray fire
From lemonade stands to charity concerts, Canadians were moved to break their own record of generosity
Anne Kingston on the end of Ghomeshi’s legal fight
Maclean’s senior writer Anne Kingston on Jian Ghomeshi’s first public statement since the beginning of his first sex-assault trial—and what comes next for the former radio star.
RIP Peeter Kopvillem, 1954-2016
Maclean’s loses its senior executive editor, a fine musician and fierce defender of his family’s native Estonia