Catharine Pendrel comes back to claim mountain bike bronze
’The result was about giving our best and that’s what I did. I knew I was strong,’ cyclist says of fight for the finish
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The Hip & Me: Close encounters with the band
On the last night of the final tour, Canadians explain their love of a band and its legacy
An analysis of the Tragically Hip’s final set lists
What song has been played the most on tour? We have numbers
DQ turns Canada’s oh-so-close miss into 4 x 100 bronze
Canada’s run is not over yet — Melissa Bishop races Saturday in 800 final
Podcast: How can Canada recruit more women into the military?
Listen to the third episode in our summer series of politics podcasts—produced in our Ottawa bureau
Feeling smart? Try to beat the Maclean’s Genius
We tested Peter Dyakowski on everything from Norse mythology to the meaning of A=4πr2. Can you beat his 73%?
The unknown hero who saved a miracle twin’s life
How the anonymous liver donor who saved one of the Wagner girls became part of their family
The Canadian judge who keeps the Olympics clean
Former sprinter Hugh Fraser moonlights as an adjudicator with the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Rio
Rapid-Fire Politics: Jane Philpott, Brad Trost, and the Hip
Evan Solomon and John Geddes speed through the week’s political news, including the health minister’s pricey limo and a Tory MP’s social conservative leadership campaign. They also talk about the Tragically Hip’s final show.
Author Mike Barnes steps out from the darkness
Righteous anger—and mental illness—are at the heart of a masterful new noir crime novel