The Interview: Gulwali Passarlay on his escape from Afghanistan
Passarlay survived human trafficking and a Mediterranean crossing. And he plans to go back home.
The Interview
Carly Simon on Mick Jagger, Taylor Swift—and being herself
The 70-year-old singer-songwriter opens up about the kind of life she’s lived
Rona Ambrose: How she plans to build bridges in 2016
In a year-end interview with Maclean’s, Rona Ambrose explains how she’ll get the Conservative party ready for its next leader
Thomas Mulcair: How he’s ready to spar in 2016
Tom Mulcair’s back, taking on the new PM, fighting for good-paying jobs—and addressing his own future
Shell Canada’s president on Alberta’s historic climate plan
Shell Canada’s Lorraine Mitchelmore on how Big Oil and green groups found themselves on the same Alberta stage with Rachel Notley
The end of NSA’s phone-record dragnet? That’s marginal change.
Leading privacy-rights lawyer Jameel Jaffer on why Obama is as secretive as Bush on national security, and why privacy issues are hard to sell
What ’the blob’ tells us about ocean warming
Richard Dewey on how ‘the blob’ in the Pacific disrupted weather and offers a terrifying glimpse at the effect of climate change
Furio De Angelis on refugee resettlement, security and Syria
An interview with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees’ Ottawa representative
The deep similarities between Canada and the U.S.
Historian Robert Bothwell on trade, Keystone and our sometimes vexed relationship
Colleen Jones on her brush with death and curling ’killer instinct’
’I was thankful to be alive, and I had these messages that I wanted to share,’ says one-time curling champion Colleen Jones