What’s the point of Vancouver?
Vancouver is having an existential moment, as big businesses wonder where they fit into a city becoming a ’lifestyle bubble’ for tourists and the rich
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How the PM’s residence became a nightmare at 24 Sussex
Imagine living with asbestos, knob-and-tube wiring, a leaky roof. Anne Kingston explains why prime ministers make terrible tenants.
Maclean’s on the Hill: Paris one week later
Plus: conversations with Joe Clark, Kathleen Wynne, and Philippe Couillard
Meet Dr. Steven Zeitels, the man who saved Adele’s voice
Dr. Steven Zeitels explains the rise in vocal surgeries, like the one he performed on Adele, and how they’re helping in the fight against cancer
The Quiz: Test your skills against the Maclean’s Genius!
This week, we tested Maclean’s Genius Peter Dyakowski on everything from Star Trek to Harry Potter. Can you beat his 80%?
The (marketing) Force Awakens: Luke ... I am your PopChips™
There’s grapes, and then there’s ‘Yoda grapes’ brought to you by Disney. Scott Feschuk on the preposterous branding around Star Wars
A bumblebee’s work is never done. Next: saving the environment
Harnessing the hardworking bumblebee could boost crop yields, cut down on pesticides, and maybe even save honeybees, too
Week in pictures
7 days in 15 photos
Will Syrian refugees pay their own airfare to get here?
If the government alters the rules for these 25,000 Syrian refugees, how will it tell the next refugee family from Ethiopia or Afghanistan to foot the bill?
What really fuels Islamic State?
It’s not just religious extremism driving ISIS fighters. There are some serious drugs, too.