Duncan ‘Doug’ Joseph MacPherson, 1948-2015
He moved to the Northwest Territories, and found local fame as the Christmas-loving ‘Santa MacClaus’
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The challenge ahead for Seamus O’Regan
The Liberal MP is in treatment while he tries to quit drinking. He’ll need all the support he can get once he’s out, including from at least one colleague who’s been there.
Gene editing spurs hope for muscular dystrophy cure
For the first time, a breakthrough technique called CRISPR has been used to treat a genetic disease inside a living mammal
How a prophecy can help us better understand Islamic State
William McCants on the apocalyptic End Times prophecies that drive Islamic State, why it’s so dangerous—and why it is so difficult to defeat
Explosive judicial review puts lens on Gideon Koren and SickKids
A jaw-dropping investigation reveals the hospital’s testing of hair for drugs and alcohol was ’inadequate and unreliable’
How will Trudeau’s pan-Canadian plans survive the new federalism?
The Maclean’s editorial: Ottawa can no longer expect to be the dominant partner in any national plan
Why unexploded bombs are an expensive—and dangerous—problem
Inside one band’s struggle to clear its land of old military ordnance
Think your commute is long? Try Barcelona to London.
Surging property prices are turning a growing number of middle-class Londoners into ’super commuters’—and they’re happier for it
In the checkout line: Debit? Credit? DNA sample?
It starts with Air Miles. Then, it’s your mom’s social insurance number. Scott Feschuk on the checkout line’s privacy intrusions
Letters: ’The institution of the monarchy is a historical absurdity’
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