Editor's Picks

Comparing Canada’s infatuation with real estate against the peak of the U.S. housing bubble yields some disturbing insights

The renegade culinary writer on fatherhood, cooking’s bad-boy culture, Canada’s restaurant scene, and his new cookbook

Maclean’s Bulldog, Oct. 31: FBI director James Comey comes under heavy criticism—and Trump won’t pay his pollster

International consulting firm McKinsey is lending a big helping hand to Ottawa’s economic advisory council—for free. What’s in it for them?

We asked everyone shortlisted for the Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize: Is there a non-contemporary author whose influence you feel in your own work?

Hal Niedzviecki takes the approach of a Victorian serial novelist

Larry Brilliant, a world-renowned physician, epidemiologist and public-health crusader, tells his story

Yasuko Thanh won the 2016 Rogers Writers’ Trust Fiction Prize. Read an excerpt and short essay from her here

In this Giller-shortlisted book, two high-schoolers struggle to navigate the male gaze that, they realize, dominates their world

Mona Awad on finding poetic inspiration, scribbling notes—and the long, hard process of writing her book