Week in Pictures
The Maclean’s photo department’s weekly selection of the 15 best photos from the last seven days
Editor's Picks
’We don’t need one more ride on the merry-go-round’: Time for fresh ideas
Equal access to services is a good start. But let’s take this good start and apply it to where Indigenous communities are located
Can Liberals deliver on peacekeeping and climate change?
Follow along with speedy punditry on Ban Ki-moon’s comments in Ottawa—and Trudeau’s big challenge on climate goals
Build pipelines or curb emissions? Canada can do both.
Mark Cameron argues for pipelines and, at the same time, a concerted effort to meet climate targets
The hosts with the most: Insider tips from campus tour guides
Who knows universities better than campus tour guides? Some suggestions from the trenches: Leave mom at home, check out the town, and follow your heart
What a former special-ops commander thinks of Trudeau’s ISIS plan
Steve Day, the former head of Canada’s JTF-2 special-operations task force, assesses the ins and outs of Canada’s tactical shift in the fight against ISIS
Barry Dean Maitland, 1963-2016
His father’s death transformed him into a diligent, hard worker. A welder by day, he dreamed of running his own food truck.
In New Hampshire, a tinderbox election catches fire
By showering approval on two men on the ideological edge of their political parties, New Hampshire sent a message to the establishment
The Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of Feb. 9
The best in both fiction and non-fiction from the week that was
Michel Drapeau: Ghomeshi, rape in the military and what must change
Michel Drapeau says Lucy DeCoutere would have fared worse under a military tribunal