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Three trend predictions on the direction of the country’s housing market in the year to come, according to the experts

Poet laureates from across the country wrote about the upcoming year for Maclean’s. Here’s what they had to say about 2022.

Supply chain gaps meet rising consumer demand. Prepare for a year of shortages.

Queen Elizabeth II marks her 70th year as sovereign in 2022, but the momentous occasion may be eclipsed by the bad headlines generated by the three troublesome princes

Politics Insider for Nov. 24, 2021: The Governor General’s cautious speech; a fed-up opposition; and a breakfast brawl

In a pivotal scene in this film adaptation, a young singer—struggling with his sexuality and nervous about opening up to his conservative Filipino family—finally gains the confidence to perform in front of his entire school

Letters to the editor, November 24, 2021: Readers weigh in on a new threat to Arctic narwhal, Canada’s lone bike theft sleuth, and what it means to be ’working class’

Canada is headed for an economic inflation that won’t rival the double digits of the 1970s, but the experts say you’ll definitely feel it

The Throne Speech shook hopes that the Trudeau government will take meaningful action on a fast-growing problem

Shannon Proudfoot: All this symbolism and positive spin, only to find out that by next year the roof will be blown off your house