war
Nothing prepared me for what I saw in Ukraine
When war broke out in Ukraine I went to help in any way I can, including transporting babies safely across the border. I have nightmares of what I witnessed—and plan to go back.
I fought with Canada. Now the government is leaving my family to be killed by the Taliban.
In their words, interpreters Hameed Khan and Ghulam Faizi discuss the harrowing battle to bring their families to safety following the fall of Kabul
A Soldier’s Story: From Canada to Ukraine
I left Canada to pursue my pro soccer dream in Ukraine, where I was born. When Russia invaded, I joined the only team that mattered.
My escape from Ukraine to Canada
My family fled Kyiv on March 1. We travelled to four countries in five days and then spread out across three continents. Now I’m in Canada, hoping to one day see Ukraine again.
‘Anybody want to drive this ambulance to Ukraine?’
Responding to an urgent call for working ambulances on the ground, two Canadian EMTs jumpstarted a fundraising campaign and embarked on a remarkable three-day journey from Victoria, B.C., to war-torn Ukraine
Canada will redistribute seized assets to victims of war
Politics Insider for April 27: Poilievre’s pipeline plan; Charest’s carbon tax repeal; a "disgraceful" leaked email
Margaret MacMillan in conversation with Paul Wells: Maclean’s Live
Canada’s most distinguished historian joins Maclean’s senior writer Paul Wells for a talk about momentous times—including the year 2020
The horrors and benefits of human conflict
Renowned historian Margaret MacMillan explores war’s significance and legacy—and what she’s worried about right now
Russia’s coming attack on Canada
The smear job on Chrystia Freeland is only the start. Why Canada is a logical next target in Moscow’s desperate clandestine war
The strange science of war, as told by Mary Roach
Another compulsively readable book from science writer Mary Roach