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No man in the history of time has ever done more crucial work than Scott Feschuk, who measured the Conservatives months before the election

Buybacks, like the one Apple just announced, are why the stock market’s been soaring despite a recession. But they come with a cost, writes Jason Kirby.

April 30: And wondering if the U.S. GDP is as weak as it seems. Plus, oil company profit flops, and Silicon Valley’s furry doppelgängers

For Jim Balsillie, finding the Franklin expedition was the beginning of bigger goals in the Arctic

On many energy issues, it’s hard to find a lot of daylight between Alberta NDP policies and those of the other two front-running parties

Four more women speak out about the now-fired Royal Winnipeg Ballet School photographer following Maclean’s cover story

A roundup of victories, tragedies, triumphs, disappointments, and the names making news—good or bad—this week

Colby Cosh on what we know—or think we know—about the province’s political horse race

Thousands were killed when the earthquake struck Nepal and, in this impossibly remote and politically volatile country, the tragedy is only beginning

The days of majority government in Britain are dead. So which unlikable leaders will form the next coalition?