CanadaKarla Homolka’s French connectionHomolka wanted to restart her life in French. But even in Quebec, she has not avoided the media’s glare.
CanadaEnough with the Uber bashing alreadyOur editorial: Uber is giving the taxi industry the shakeup it deserved. Arguments against it are grounded in turf protection.
BooksThe Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of Apr. 26The hottest titles in fiction and non-fiction from the week that was
BusinessStephen Poloz on ’a new balance point’For the record: What the Bank of Canada governor said this morning in New York about global trade, productivity and economic Growth
CultureThe circus elephant takes a final bowFrom 2016: After a long battle with animal rights groups, the era of the circus elephant is coming to a bitter close
NewsEqual education funding gets big results on Manitoba reserveWhat happened when a troubled Indigenous school got equal funding? It started to thrive.
SocietyChristopher Michael Frederick Walsh, 1986-2016A derby champion who seemed ‘invincible,’ he refurbished, drove and demolished cars. He hoped his son would, too.
ArtsOn Beyoncé’s ’Lemonade’, the personal is political’Lemonade,’ Beyoncé’s scorned-lover LP, is made more interesting by its accompanying film—revealing how personal traumas can be political statements
SocietyTo serve and forecheckCalgary’s Louise Warren has learned that what works on the ice works on the streets
BooksHow America armed itselfPamela Haag’s detailed and devastating history of gun culture in America