Maclean's Voices

Editorial: The tide may be turning in the war against Islamic State. Which is why the desperate thugs feel the need to move farther afield.

Anne Kingston on how the criticism levelled at Kirsty Duncan over a controversial MS treatment is surprisingly unscientific

The attacks in Paris raise questions about the prime minister’s policies. But he should get a chance to answer them.

The tough road to renewal for the NDP and Conservatives

The problem with men’s rights groups and the frustrating tendency to banish all things that seem distasteful

From 2015: The consequences of China’s one-child policy will be felt for generations—even in Canada.

A poster for the festival, as well as the festival itself, destroy the cliché that Arab culture is a desert of bloody austerity

All of Moscow’s effort and attention, combined with Canada’s neglect, has effectively turned the Arctic Ocean into Putin’s Lake.

Justin Trudeau led an equal number of men and women up the driveway to Rideau Hall. That short walk took 147 years.

Paul Wells on Justin Trudeau’s first cabinet, which brings experience to tough challenges