How Stephen Harper forgot his own lessons
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As Trudeau takes power, judge adjourns citizenship court battle
Convicted terrorists looking to keep Canadian citizenship agree to pause a constitutional challenge as Liberals weigh how to keep their promise
Here’s an idea for Bombardier: Let it fail
There’s little to suggest Bombardier’s collapse would be the economic crisis its supporters suggest, and it may even be good for Quebec
The Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of Nov. 3
The hottest titles in both fiction and non-fiction
The changing face of lung cancer: Young non-smokers
Lung cancer’s perception problem—that the deadly disease only really affects smokers—is harming us all
Susan Pederson becomes first Canadian to win Canadian Cundill Prize
Columbia professor Susan Pederson has won the world’s richest award for history writing
Perimeter Institute Lecture: David Wineland on the atomic clock
Maclean’s is proud to live-stream the Perimeter Institute’s public lecture, with this talk exploring the potential of atomic clocks, the most precise timekeepers around
Jon Stewart is back, now at HBO. Could he change the VR game?
Jon Stewart, former Daily Show host, has inked a deal with HBO to make ’timely short-form digital content’— with one very interesting component
Lloyd Vernon Fletcher, 1936-2015
At 16, he met his future wife, then 13. A devoted couple, they raised a family, and they were never seen fighting, or even arguing.
How the CRTC and NFB could help prevent a global media crisis
Why ’discoverability’ matters for your favourite show, and how a trio of just-announced summits from the CRTC and the NFB could help a global issue