How miniaturists are making tiny design dreams come true
Inside the dopamine-inducing subculture of marvellously micro spaces
Why that mushroom lamp took over your TikTok feed—and your living room
Around the end of 2020, the mushroom lamp was everywhere. You can thank TikTok and Instagram’s algorithms for turning our homes into paint-by-numbers.
After months inside, this is what “home” means to Canadians
”Home” has taken on a new significance as many of us have stayed housebound over the last few months. We asked Canadians to reflect on their experiences, and they shared their stories of family, solo isolation, and the comfort that home provides.
Maclean’s in Conversation: A discussion with Paul Wells and an esteemed guest
A head-to-head with a politician, writer, commentator, artist or panel in an ongoing series, usually hosted by Paul Wells, senior writer
Letters to America from Black Canadians
Eight writers pen open letters to America addressing the task of confronting racism that—deny it as some Canadians might—persists in their own country
Chika Oriuwa, valedictorian for U of T’s medical school, gives her address
‘I was reminded by my mentors that there was a greater risk in staying silent; advocacy was a form of self-preservation when there are no other options’
Meng Wanzhou is ready for her close-up
Image of the Week: The Huawei CFO does a cheeky photo-op on the eve of the court decision that will determine her future
Coronavirus in Canada: how to get tested, what the symptoms are, where to get help
A province-by-province breakdown of advice, requirements and who to call if you think you might have it, along with information on who is most vulnerable
A bit of Trudeau coverage we can all appreciate
Image of the Week: The PM takes the word of Canada’s top public health official to heart—and puts it into action
‘I saw fleeting moments no one remembers’: One ER doctor’s photos from the coronavirus frontlines
From fear to compassion to moments of humanity—what the COVID-19 pandemic looks like through the lens of emergency room doctor Dawn Lim
‘They were so appreciated and loved’
The victims of last weekend’s murder rampage epitomized Nova Scotia’s neighbourly, service-minded society. Their loved ones hope that’s how they’ll be remembered.
Quarantine nation: Inside the lockdown that will change Canada forever
Canadians have shut themselves in and the rest of the world out as the pandemic takes hold. We really are in this together. A special report on the COVID-19 crisis.