SocietyLetters: ’I held my nose and opted for the least objectionable choice’Maclean’s readers write in
EconomyAre low interest rates doing more harm than good?In the wake of Brexit the world is once again looking to central banks to jump-start the economy with more stimulus. But are low rates doing more harm than good?
PoliticsEvan Solomon in conversation with Tony ClementThe MP for Parry Sound—Muskoka is running for Conservative leader. He makes his case, and even recites a little Shakespeare.
CanadaFive things we know about the ’Lone Wolf’ TenorRemigio Pereira, one of The Tenors, seems to believe the earth is flat—and posts links about Alzheimer’s and fluoride
VideosReflecting on Steinbach’s historic first Pride ParadeLGBTQ residents of small-town Steinbach, in Manitoba, consider the meaning of a historic Pride where supporters came out and local officials didn’t
Need to knowTalking Points: On a tennis star, and Homa HoodfarSpeed read the news with our Talking Points round-up—our short takes on the week’s news—and sound like the smartest person in the room.
WorldAmerica is safer than ever—and yet, it’s still ugly and unjust.America isn’t falling apart. It’s never been safer to be black in America. But it’s still far more dangerous than being white.
CanadaThe Tenors remind us that ’All Lives Matter’ is unhelpful at bestWhy ’All Lives Matter’ is a deeply unproductive statement—especially when you’re co-opting Canada’s anthem on national TV
BooksThe Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of July 12Paul Kalanithi continues his long reign among our non-fiction bestsellers, as Emma Cline’s ’The Girls’ continues its ascent
CanadaSmall-town Steinbach fills to bursting with gay prideWhen local officials refused to attend the small Manitoba town’s first Pride parade, supporters arrived in droves