Is Omar Khadr hours away from freedom?
Michael Friscolanti on the law and political manoeuvring around the latest legal showdown
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Election day in Alberta, and China’s push to be a reserve currency
March 5: Plus, the IMF threatens Greece, and the tyranny of when stupid meets "smart" objects
Donald Bayne relishes the boredom of his stage
Day 18 from the Duffy trial: A defence lawyer lulls a courtroom in the midst of voir dire
Three key questions about Trudeau’s pitch to the middle class
Ottawa bureau chief John Geddes on today’s Liberal policy proposals
Newsmaker of the day: Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana
The most famous princess of our day is bestowed with historic names
One man’s mission to capture 12,000 endangered species
Joel Sartore is on a monumental quest to photograph the world’s endangered species. His goal is to reach 12,000—and he’s almost halfway there.
Maclean’s Mad Men panel: Don hits the road
A recap of the fifth episode of Mad Men’s season 7B and analysis of one big moment: A hallucinatory Jack Kerouac shout-out
Monday Morning Playbook: A week of elections begins
May 4: Alberta and the U.K. both head to the polls this week. Plus, a Big Mac turnaround plan, and the rise of fitbits and Powerwalls
’Citizen Péladeau’: What will the PQ do with their Péladeau moment?
He is a billionaire media mogul with ego and a temper. And he’s about to become the official face of Quebec separatism.
The Bibliopod: On PEN/Hebdo, ’showrooming’, and more
Maclean’s books podcast takes on the PEN/Charlie Hebdo controversy and fictional people in politics, and interviews Jon Ronson