On the Marx: Groucho’s specifically ethnic comedy
A new biography filters Groucho Marx’s life through the Marx Brothers’ second-generation immigrant status
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Do machines make better doctors?
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In Ukraine, a gun becomes a necessary tool
Andrey Lomakin’s ’Amulet’ portrait series captures how the Maidan Revolution changed Ukranians’ view of guns
Meet Robert Hiller, one of Canada’s last organ tuners
The pipe organ business is in peril, hurt by church closings, cutthroat competition and mild Canadian winters
Food’s final frontier in the West? Reimagining breakfast.
Ditch the pancakes and maple syrup. Savoury breakfasts are finally happening in North America.
The week in pictures
The best photography of the week as selected by Maclean’s photo department
This is our future: All the world’s gadgets fill a massive trade show
Scott Feschuk reports from inside the CES 2016 trade show in Las Vegas
No more nostalgia: Fen Hampson on a realistic foreign policy
Justin Trudeau’s Liberals favour multilateralism and soft power on foreign policy—for now
Ottawa’s slow drip of gender parity
Cabinet is 50-50, but the House of Commons has a long way to go
Harjit Sajjan: Canada’s ’bad-ass’ defence minister
Trudeau’s commando-in-chief reveals a curiously unsoldier-like skill