Editor's Picks

Cordelia Strube’s latest novel is ’quietly elegiac and despairing’

One man is on a mission to make sure the world knows the the Hollywood status of this Canadian potato.

Nino Sekopet, an extraordinary end-of-life counsellor, on the questions he most often faces

The Maclean’s Ottawa bureau presents its weekly audio briefing on #cdnpoli

How Shakespeare’s plays—400 years later—have remained the best explorations of our own political and cultural fights

A specialist in dysfunctional workplaces on what awaits Duffy when he heads back to the office: ‘Can we all pretend that didn’t happen?’

Yanis Varoufakis’s assessment of what’s wrong with the Eurozone

Michael Coren brick-by-brick account of his change of heart

Diane Schoemperlen’s tortuous six-year relationship with a convicted killer

Well, quite a lot, actually. Allow Scott Feschuk to explain.