Michael Ignatieff gets it very wrong on Syria
Ignatieff’s latest writings on the Syria situation make him very difficult to take seriously
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A toxic drug, more powerful than fentanyl, hits Alberta
How an Alberta professor’s good research was used to create an ultra-toxic drug, decades after he shelved it
Saks makes its big bet on Canada’s appetite for luxury
Marc Metrick, the president of Saks Fifth Avenue, on why the luxury retailer is targeting Canada
There will be more money for summer jobs. Will it work?
The important takeaway from Trudeau’s announcement on youth employment: What it says about the current barriers to evidence-based policy-making
Rachel Notley doesn’t understand the media—or martyrs
The best gift the Alberta NDP premier could ever give Ezra Levant was to try to ban The Rebel website
The romantic or the killer: Which Trudeau will emerge?
The romantic period will soon come to an end. Expectations will be dampened as deficits go up. The question is, who will Trudeau turn the blade on next?
The Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of Feb. 16
The hottest titles in fiction and non-fiction from the week that was
Grammys 2016: One step forward, three steps back
Kendrick Lamar won the battle, but didn’t win the war. Music’s big night rejected hip-hop once more, and marked it as an outsider again
Martin Scorsese’s ’Vinyl’: A record we’ve heard before
The much-buzzed HBO TV series ’Vinyl’ is a slick rock-music production that’s peak Scorsese—but comes too late
Downton Abbey Devotees: Comeuppances aplenty
Downton Abbey Devotees analyze the final season’s episode 7: crashes and cooking disasters