What fish have to teach the Paris climate conference
The world may find our prime minister all the rage, but it’s scientists who are in vogue. And a leading one makes a compelling case against changing environmental goals
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Talking points: Of fast food and FBI failures
Speed read the news with our Talking Points round-up, and sound like the smartest person in the room
No one can deny it now: Quebec is facing a corruption crisis.
After 300 witnesses and 3,000 documents filed over 263 days, Charbonneau delivers a report that cannot be allowed to gather dust
The Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of Nov. 24
The hottest titles in both fiction and non-fiction
Tom Mulcair vows he will stay on as leader of NDP
As he questions the Liberal plan to bring in 25,000 refugees, Mulcair tells Evan Solomon that Canada’s Japanese internment camps are like Nazi camps
Reality hits the Liberal refugee plan
Fewer Syrians will be coming to Canada this year—a sign of reality casting clouds on these sunny days. But the Liberals’ refugee plan remains a big push.
Who’s supporting whom? A map of Syria’s tangled coalitions
Turkey’s downing of a Russian bomber highlights the web of countries and armed groups allied together in various factions in Syria. We mapped it out.
Maclean’s explains: The Liberal plan for Syrian refugees
The important details of the federal Liberal government’s plan to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees
The next James Bond may be a character actor in disguise
He’s beautiful, and a phenomenal actor, but Tom Hardy has insisted on playing roughed-up underdogs—till now.
(Arcade) Fire and water: How to make music from ocean waves
Arcade Fire’s Richard Reed Parry stunning musical piece made from ocean wave patterns gets its North American debut