Week in pictures
The best 15 photos of the last seven days, curated by Maclean’s photo department
Editor's Picks
Kevin O’Leary and the politics of disruption
Evan Solomon on Kevin O’Leary and the dilemma of disruption that is facing the Conservative Party
Why Britain’s stiff upper lip on stiff drinks is nonsense
Britain’s new puritanical alcohol guidelines make Canada’s rules seem downright sensible
A genre-defying film that lands its moon-landing jokes
Canadian filmmaker Matt Johnson’s new movie, set to premiere at the Sundance festival, is as real as a fake doc about a hoax can get
Paul Wells: Everything I know about leadership
Advice for a party seeking a leader, from Maclean’s Political Editor
How a Vietnamese boat person helped save a family of Syrian refugees
Sponsored by strangers nearly four decades ago, Phung Tran is paying forward the life-altering favour—with some help from her ’Canadian grandmother’
An alcoholic therapist’s search for an evidence-based treatment
Alcoholism nearly killed therapist Michael Pond. Now, he’s looking for answers on why substance-abuse treatment can be so hard to find.
The Quiz: Test your skills against the Maclean’s Genius!
This week on Maclean’s Quiz, we tested our Genius Peter Dyakowski on everything from musical pioneers to secret societies. Can you beat his 70 per cent?
Scott Gilmore at Davos: Of castes, shoes and sound bites
On the World Economic Forum’s social pyramid, parties and business opportunities
Why now is the time for the return of ’The X-Files’
An artifact of ’90s disaffection, ’The X-Files’ returns—tailored for our current era of government distrust