Quebec’s Bill 62 is what Islamophobia looks like
The law aims for ‘religious neutrality’ while targeting Muslim women who wear a niqab or burka
Quebec
How not to deal with separatists
Stephen Maher on how Madrid’s violent refusal to allow a Quebec style-referendum is pushing Catalans into the arms of the secessionists
Justin Trudeau’s grossly misleading take on Iraq
Adnan R. Khan: Canada armed and trained the Kurds. To compare their independence vote to Quebec is a ploy to wash Canada’s hands of a mess it helped create.
Has Uber finally hit a regulatory wall?
Uber’s swift expansion has pitted it against governments for years. Most of the time, it wins. Now, things are different.
The migrant surge on the border isn’t a crisis, it’s just a fiasco
Terry Glavin: Canada can easily absorb migrants crossing into Quebec. The real problem is this country’s dysfunctional immigration system.
Jagmeet Singh’s Quebec problem
In a province where suspicion of religion in politics is a progressive impulse, the NDP leadership hopeful is facing an uphill battle
Quebec is more fearful about the future—with good reason
La Belle Province is ’like a cube of sugar beside a gallon of coffee’
What Quebec wants: To be a little closer to Canada
’It’s not time to open the constitutional table,’ says the minister heading up Quebec’s discussion on its place in Canada
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
For sale: A fixer-upper on the U.S.-Canada border
Listed at $150,000, it’s a two-storey manse with some minor logistical issues: half of it sits in Canada, the other in the United States