Partisan to the very end—and beyond
The once sombre death notice is now seen as a way for the recently deceased to make one final political appeal to the living: who to vote for, or against.
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The alarming rise in binge drinking among young women
A new film launches a national campaign focused on young women and alcohol
An exposé of the indentured servitude in the NCAA
’Indentured’ is a meticulous yet blistering book about the NCAA and its draconian laws and tactics. But can it move the needle?
Ruth Ellen Brosseau takes the 60-Second Challenge
Truth or dare? Brosseau could only pick one.
Bardish Chagger takes the 60-Second Challenge
Pen or pencil? Chagger didn’t hesitate.
Peter Schiefke takes the 60-Second Challenge
We asked for Schiefke’s favourite MP. Turned out to be a toughie.
Peter Kent takes the 60-Second Challenge
A skill Kent wished he could have picked up sooner? How to be, um, strategically vocal.
Todd Doherty takes the 60-Second Challenge
Favourite song? Doherty’s go-to is a heavy-metal masterpiece.
Harjit Sajjan takes the 60-Second Challenge
Sajjan’s favourite author? Think Cold War thrillers.
The Rajab family is home, at last
When Maclean’s first met the Rajabs, the Syrian family was in a one-room shack in Lebanon. Now life begins again.