Letters: ’You smug and arrogant eastern Liberal elites’
Maclean’s readers write in about Donald Trump, Adam Capay, and, uh, Donald Trump
Editor's Picks
Warren Beatty’s worthy return to Hollywood
His new movie ’Rules Don’t Apply’—his first in 16 years—has pushed Warren Beatty out of reclusivity and back into our critic’s waiting arms
Inside the mind of Trump’s Canadian speechwriter
Frank Buckley defends Trump and explains why the American dream of social mobility is more alive in Canada
Donald Trump could happen in Canada. It’s already begun.
Donald Trump’s angry, populist surge is already beginning to infect Canadian politics. But will it take root?
Why we must now grapple with the distant future of driverless cars
Our editorial: A world with driverless cars may be far-off. But we need to consider it today, so we can better navigate our present
Beyond safety pins: America’s need for activism
Anger and disbelief are metabolizing into action in the U.S., where a new level of engagement is taking shape
Mourning in America: Gazing forward on a day of remembrance
On Veterans’ Day, Americans looked toward a new country under president-elect Donald Trump
Talking Points: Of stealthy cops and syrup-heist flops
Our short takes on the news of the week, from a Colombian peace pact to a Montreal corruption trial
Saying goodnight to the grocer of despair
A look at Leonard Cohen’s remarkable later years, a fairy-tale redemption that masked the darkness that truly defined his career
What Montreal meant to Leonard Cohen
Leonard Cohen’s beloved Montreal went beyond the neighbourhoods of his youth, beyond the Jewish quarters in Westmount