Brian Pallister is Manitoba’s paradox premier
How, exactly, has Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister been able to ride out every controversy he’s created in his decades-long political career?
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Greyhound Canada’s cuts are a public safety crisis for Indigenous people
Opinion: Indigenous people will be disproportionately affected by the loss of one of the few—if not only—modes of accessible transportation in remote places
How the last holdouts survive on a flooded-out Manitoba First Nation
The decision to expose the Lake St. Martin First Nation to floodwaters in 2011 forced 1,400 from their homes, leaving behind a ghost town. A tiny, determined few chose to stay.
The invasion of the biting lady bug in Manitoba
They smell, bite and were clustered on building walls—inside and out—this fall. ’I could write a horror movie,’ says one Manitoban.
Giant cranes lift stranded Via Rail cars as Churchill struggles without rail line
Flooding in May left a Via Rail train stranded in Churchill, Man. It’s been collected by a ship, but the rail line—the town’s main link to other communities—is still in disrepair.
Is a ban on floor-crossing politicians unconstitutional?
Former federal minister Steven Fletcher says a Manitoba law banning the practice infringes on his freedoms—and the rights of his constituents
Canada’s beaver problem
Beaver populations are making a post-fur trade resurgence, causing lots of trouble and a few cases of panic
Enter the Great Canadian Photo Contest!
Canada is photogenic, and we want you to help prove it. Submit your photos to Maclean’s contest and find your latest assignments
A small Manitoba town’s challenge: Spend a million dollars
A big gift to Minto, Man., from a Vancouver couple that had ties to the area has to go toward youth sports. Just one problem: Minto only has 41 kids.
In Emerson, Man., asylum-seekers find love and fear
The local reeve calls them ’criminals.’ But other Canadians just want to help those who’ve risked their lives fleeing Donald Trump’s America