Editor's Picks

John Geddes on how Remembrance Day 2014 in Ottawa felt different in the wake of Oct. 22

Lost trousers, a missing baby and a pig in a tree

The term ’the Great War’ first appeared in print in Maclean’s back in October 1914

The culprits: greed, hubris and the demise of free time

Presenting a whole new way of looking at Canada and its people

Editorial: The ferocious fighting spirit of the Canadian troops on Juno Beach is only the beginning of what we honour them for

Few cities in Canada can match Halifax for ghost sightings. Here are just a few paranormal examples:

Rick Mercer has been ranting for decades, but can his anger be replicated? We asked him for some tips if there were anyone looking...

Trudeau still surprised onlookers as he secured Liberal leadership.

Once again, Canada observes the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women