For Peter Wohlleben, trees and humans aren’t so different
From nursing sick neighbours to taking care of saplings, a ‘Wood Wide Web’ is fuelling personal connections in the forest
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As Clinton ails, Donald Trump defends his ’deplorables’
Maclean’s Bulldog, Sept. 12: Your daily rundown of what happened on the U.S. campaign trail
An absurd week in America’s two-tier election
Pundits claim Clinton had a bad week. Next to Donald Trump’s seven days of gaffes and scandal, that is insane.
Second Franklin wreck found in Canada’s high Arctic
Two years after the discovery of the Franklin Expedition’s Erebus, the Terror has also been found—forcing a rethink of the doomed mission.
Why Chanie Wenjack’s story might finally get action
With the full force of his influence, and with help from friends, Gord Downie may help Canadians see the dark legacy of residential schools
Toronto’s restaurant scene has a Hollywood moment
Here are five celebrity-backed Toronto restaurants you can try right now
The North and the great Canadian lie
Canada is not a proud northern nation. Its Arctic is undefended, undeveloped and socially fraught.
The PQ’s biggest threat? Itself.
As the Parti Québécois looks for a new leader, even long-time separatists are wary of independence talk
Mitford sisters star in a new biography
Meet the high-profile, female-dominated clan that ruled society long before the Kardashians
George Orwell’s obsession with scent
An offbeat and compelling book about Orwell’s amazing sense of smell