longreads

Hillary Clinton will win a nasty presidential race that strains U.S. democracy and leaves a trail of bitterness

Duffy’s diaries. A long-reigning queen. Miracle twins. A look back at Maclean’s long reads.

On Dec. 8, 1980, John Lennon was assassinated outside his own home. From the archives, Maclean’s reported on the scene at the Dakota, and Lennon’s enigmatic life

This post-secondary option is no longer the poor cousin to university—even if your parents don’t agree

From 2015: All it takes is one mine, 1,000 tonnes of heavy water, 274 scientists and the backing of an entire town

An interview with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees’ Ottawa representative

Parisians are clinging to the ideals of fraternité and liberté. Still, on the streets, there are fears of dangerous divisions and more trouble to come.

Meet eight Liberal ministers with the toughest jobs in government: delivering on an electorate’s sky-high hopes

How horrific personal tragedies drew three suffering Canadians—Amanda Lindhout, Omar Khadr, and Rinelle Harper—into a close, unlikely kinship

A top researcher has been sworn to secrecy about a medication prescribed to half of pregnant women in the country