What’s in a number? For Hamed Shafia, it may mean a new trial
Michael Friscolanti on why the age of Hamed Shafia, accused in the killing of his sisters, is such a mystery—and why it matters
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Remembering the fifth Beatle: The ultimate George Martin playlist
A look back at the amazing career of George Martin, who died Tuesday at the age of 90—from his game-changing work with the Beatles to MJ and beyond
The soft power of Justin Trudeau, Canada’s viral PM
As Justin Trudeau takes his branding tour to the United States, the question emerges: how long will the sheen from this ’new Canada’ last?
The state of affairs of state dinners: A look at past White House galas
A look back at how America rolls out the red carpet for visiting dignitaries
It’s not Ottawa’s job to tell us how much we should weigh
Editorial: Senate should go back to worrying about expense accounts and residency rules
Building a consensus on climate change? Not so easy, after all.
When the premiers balked at a pan-Canadian tax on carbon, the Prime Minister was left to speak vaguely. Is a cohesive national plan even possible?
An amazing, inventive, hilarious kids’ book about—dementia?
Comedian David Walliams—that guy behind the cult hit ’Little Britain’—is now becoming even better-known as an author of children’s books
The Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of Mar. 8
The hottest titles in fiction and non-fiction from the week that was
How schools are working with their communities to change behaviours
Programs with a systematic approach serve the community
A tiny solution for a condo-sized problem
How a school helped a simple invention—one that improves air quality in apartments and condos—blossom