The tale of the teddy bear
The history of the teddy bear, as captured in family photographs
Editor's Picks
The Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of Sept. 6
Amy Schumer stays on top of the non-fiction game, while Harry Potter fends off Steven Price
Melinda Gates on ending inequalities between sexes
Gates says too many programs miss the mark because their influence on women and girls is not taken into consideration
David Bergen’s tale of a stolen daughter
David Bergen’s latest novel is full of lyricism, reminiscent of The Old Man and the Sea
What is Venice without Venetians?
On any given day, tourists outnumber actual Venetians by 140 to 1
Hijra sex workers at the centre of Anosh Irani novel
A deeply researched novel anchored by relationships
Robin Camp testimony: Eight things we learned about the judge
Robin Camp is sorry, has taken training to recognize his bias—but still can’t explain his most controversial comments
How Donald Trump resembles five strongmen not named Putin
Trump shares policy, hobbies, and past careers on TV with the likes of Idi Amin, Hugo Chávez, Pol Pot, Muammar Gaddafi, and Adolf Hitler
Do attractive politicians have an electoral advantage?
Evan Solomon and John Geddes debate Kellie Leitch’s "anti-Canadian values" gambit, the Liberals’ interest in peace operations, and the value of an attractive politician.
Is Justin Trudeau a fake feminist?
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is fond of using the term feminism. But does it translate into action?