Donald Trump and the new world order
Donald Trump has no foreign policy experience. What will that mean on the world stage?
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The toxic wake of Islamic State
For one Iraqi town, the fear of ISIS has been replaced by another kind of threat left behind by the terrorists: acrid oil fires, blotting lungs and water
Letters: ’Donald Trump is as shocked as we are’
Maclean’s readers write in about Donald Trump, Adam Capay, and our remembrances of Canadians’ lives
Talking points: Merkel takes a jump and NAFTA trades with Trump
Our short takes on the news of the week, from Germany to the future of NAFTA under Trump
Jason Kenney: Alberta’s would-be uniter, and its great divider
Jason Kenney’s old-school Tory play is polarizing Alberta politics
America’s perfect voters picked a winner—again
In the bellwether corner of a bellwether county in the bellwether state of Ohio, voters picked Donald Trump—and it wasn’t even close
The best and worst in international news in 2016
Our 2016 Newsmakers: The people, events, and moments that reflect the best and worst of the year that was, in world news
How the Steven Galloway affair became a CanLit class war
A petition. A counter-petition. Apologies. Accusations. Canada’s most beloved authors have found themselves embroiled in an ugly controversy
The five sins behind Kathleen Wynne’s power failure
Why the Ontario Liberals under Kathleen Wynne face such a crisis from their handling of the electricity file
How young is too young to learn about mortgages?
There’s a push to add all kinds of new things to the mandatory school curriculum, from financial literacy to coding. But we just can’t have it all.