The Editorial

Our editorial: Let’s not forget that the apocalyptical string of war, pestilence and recession in the early 1900s was immediately followed by one of the most exuberant and hopeful eras in modern history

Our editorial: On our cover this month, we offer a Farsi expression of condolence to illustrate a collective spirit of national devastation after the downing of Flight 752 in Tehran

Our editorial: Sometimes in our rush to adopt new technology, we inadvertently make things worse. And touchscreens might be Exhibit A.

Our editorial: There is something beautiful in stopping work at 11 a.m. and standing at our desks in silence. But we can do better.

Our editorial: Maclean’s is pleased to launch the election campaign with a thoughtful, challenging and respectful debate about the issues that will define our political landscape, and lives, for years to come

Our editorial: Voters around the world are angrier than ever, and Canadians are no different. That could spur low turnout in the next election. Here’s how to avoid disaster.

Our editorial: It’s clear that both the Conservatives and Liberals look at climate change polling and see a reason for caution. But the science offers none.

Our editorial: Facebook’s senior leadership testified in front of U.S. Congress last year. Neither Zuckerberg nor COO Sheryl Sandberg cared enough to offer Canadians the same courtesy.

Our editorial: If Trudeau and the Liberals want to do politics differently, they should put an end to omnibus bills that bury controversial non-budgetary measures

Our editorial: The federal ethics commissioner holds little power. But if Parliament is unable to sort out Ottawa’s ethical lapses, at least voters get to have their say.