Videos

If you want to become an honorary Newfoundlander then you’d better get ready for a screech-in. Newfoundlander Ruby Grace provides the rundown on what the ceremony entails and why you’d better be okay with kissing a cod. Is you a screecher, me sons?

Hamming it up with fans, posing for fun photo ops—it’s all in a day’s work for the Raptor, Toronto’s NBA mascot. Get an inside look at what it’s like to be Hogtown’s beloved NBA mascot.

Come aboard a log drive on B.C.’s Fraser River and discover what it’s like to work in the timber industry. This snapshot of life “birling down a-down the white water” gives you a sense of what this age-old job is all about.

Could you withstand the media frenzy that follows Mike Duffy now that he’s on trial for fraud, breach of trust and bribery? This is what the suspended Canadian senator faces outside the Ottawa courthouse during his trial.

Get a canine-view of what it’s like to be a sled dog in the Yukon as the pups propel this musher across the snowy landscape.

When Olympic gold medallist and curling all-star Jennifer Jones steps out onto the ice, her opponents know she’s so good that she could easily finish the match with an eight-ender. Ever wonder what it feels like to be Jones’s curling rock? It’s time to find out.

This is your backstage pass to Toronto Fashion Week. Go behind the scenes to see the pandemonium of models and makeup artists as they prep for the big show. Then join the fashion photographers in the media pit for a front-row view of the runway.

Ever wanted to try skijoring? Come along for a high-speed run with this cross-country skier as his loyal dog team pulls him through a snowy trail in the Yukon.

Maclean’s associate editor Aaron Wherry moderates a panel at the Broadbent Institute’s Progress Summit on the flummoxing issue of young people and their collective attitude toward voting in general elections. Read our full story on the March 2015 Progress Summit.

DNA from Michael Ibsen, Richard III’s 17th-generation nephew from Canada, was used to confirm the identity of the 15-century monarch discovered in an English parking lot. Ibsen shares his incredible story and how he was given the honour of making the coffin for his royal ancestor. Read our full story on Canada’s connection to King Richard III.