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The Stranger gets its own "novel biography"

A caustic, illuminating history of advertising from Columbia law professor Tim Wu

The writer’s life is one of transport, governed by the speed of others, says Madeleine Thien

Everything about it—the music, the film, the band, his performance—makes you want to pay attention

Telling the story of Russia through one of the most famous ballets in the world

Some 3,300 Canadians were taken prisoner during WWI. One Winnipeg soldier’s secret-code letters shed new light on their experiences.

Our weekly politics podcast tells you everything you need to know about the last seven days in Ottawa

Artists of all stripes are creating new works to honour the little boy who ran away from residential school 50 years ago this month. Here’s why.

The Nintendo Switch appears to signal a switch in strategy for a company that has, to this point, made kids its target demographic

Maclean’s daily round-up of what happened today on the U.S. presidential campaign trail