Project Consent gets straight to the point
A new campaign that went viral last week aims to strip away the metaphors from lessons on sexual consent
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Another step in democracy’s deliberate march
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton pad their leads, while the presidential race itself gets both clearer and muddier. Allen Abel reports from Florida.
Bombardier’s rail business’s reputation problem just got worse
A new report slams Bombardier’s performance on a London Underground contract as "shameful" but it’s far from the first transit dispute the company has faced
Ontario PCs make a plan for carbon pricing, and renewal
A tax even a conservative could love? That’s Ontario PC Leader Patrick Brown’s quandary as he readies a revenue-neutral plan for carbon pricing
Western University issues apology for ex-psychiatrist’s sexual assault
Apology comes amid a civil suit over alleged sexual abuse by psychiatrist Stanley Dobrowolski, who was convicted of 16 counts of sexual assault in 2014
Enjoy it while it lasts: Why America’s love for Canada may be doomed
Free trade is good for the economy. But not according to the tortured logic found in the U.S. election so far.
The Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of Mar. 15
The hottest titles in fiction and non-fiction from the week that was
There’s no such thing as a straight career path anymore
Career paths are not a straight line and, as experts will remind you, ‘no career decision is fatal’
Brian Charles Patrick Renaud, 1951-2016
He made unlikely friends, and built his own sauna. Carefree and endearing, he grew up but never grew old.
Sophie Grégoire Trudeau and the mystery of the disappearing hyphen
The approved hyphen has vanished from the name of Justin Trudeau’s wife. What remains unanswered is: why?