Why using the word genocide matters
Terry Glavin on Ottawa’s sad dance around ISIS’s genocidal acts, and the House’s disappointing debate
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Why CPP reform is the Liberals’ bold play for the middle
The Liberals’ CPP reform is just part of a larger—and risky—thrust to win over the middle class
Newfoundland’s war: How one battle shaped a province
Liberal MP Seamus O’Regan explains his province’s remembrance of those who died on July 1, 1916—including his great-great-uncle, Lt. Richard Shortall.
The Maclean’s Bestsellers list: week of June 21
Annie Proulx’s new novel soars to among the top fiction books. Maclean’s list of the hottest titles this week
Kenneth Montague: ’Wear your culture on your sleeve’
Toronto’s art gallery-curating dentist on ’blending personal goals with societal need’ with the Class of 2016
Talking Brexit in the ’Calais Jungle’
Inside the growing refugee camp, the referendum and anti-immigration sentiment in the U.K. is no deterrent at all
For the record: Canada’s political leaders mark National Aboriginal Day
We’re posting statements from Governor General David Johnston, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other prominent politicians
Scotland’s kings get the Shakespeare treatment
Rona Munro’s James cycle of plays explores Scottish history with wit and drama at Toronto’s Luminato Festival
Thea Jeane Stewart Anderson, 2006-2016
A ‘gift of God,’ she adored life and the outdoors. She battled leukemia, which she likened to a weed, with courage and grace.
Why it’s time to clearly define the Crown’s role with First Nations
The role of the Queen’s representative with respect to First Nations can no longer depend on the goodwill of a particular governor general