’I’m a Laytonist’: In the shadow of the late NDP leader
Jack Layton’s old campaign signs are popping back up. His words are being printed on T-shirts. Why the late NDP leader still resonates this election campaign
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Australia’s politics can lead to thrills. But that’s about it.
Australia’s leadership politics allow for some excitement, like the coup against Tony Abbott. But their system isn’t a cure for what ails ours.
How the refugee crisis went from burden to boon for Stephen Harper
What initially seemed a miscalculation on Syrian refugees may work out to Conservatives’ advantage. Paul Wells explains why.
How the wheels can fall off a political campaign
As Harper’s campaign endures bad news and reports of dissent, veterans of imploded campaigns explain how rot can set in
Three things to watch in #elxn42 this week
Aaron Wherry’s weekly look at the election issues that will likely dominate the campaign over the next few days
Letters: ’So what if yet another planet or star is discovered?’
Maclean’s readers write in about our Space Issue and beyond
Election 2015: Charting the alternative parties
There are 20 political parties registered with Elections Canada—15 of which you’ve likely never heard of.
In the war on ISIS: Friends, foes and in between
America’s allies in the fight against ISIS are now battling each other. Some say that’s ’two steps forward, one step back.’
Emma Teitel on diversity in kids’ TV
Excess of choice does not mean complexity of choice
Inside the tragedy that woke up the world
One family’s desperate flight and the final hours of the little boy who changed everything.