Data from wearables could be used as evidence—for or against you
Expert witness: Will information from a fitness tracker hold up in court?
Tamsin McMahon
Maclean’s associate editor Tamsin McMahon covers business and the economy. Previously she has written about crime and politics for several Canadian newspapers and has been nominated for a Michener Award and a National Newspaper Award.
Inside your teenager’s scary brain
New research shows incredible cognitive potential—and vulnerability—during adolescence. For parents, the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Janet Yellen, the central banker with the human touch
A woman with a populist focus, driven by a mission of ‘morality,’ is now the world’s most powerful central banker
Can the oil sands really be the saviour of Ontario manufacturing?
Central Canada has largely failed to capitalize on Alberta’s booming oil sector. That needs to change.
When office lotto pools go bad
Messy lottery disputes are increasingly pitting co-worker against co-worker as office pools lawyer up
Infographic: A closer look at Canada’s generation spending gap
What you need to know about the new income divide in Canada
Face to face with a Franklin crew member, 140 years later
From 2014: Brian Spenceley recalls the expedition when he first saw his great-great uncle
Toronto mayoral race: Battle of the subways
Who has the best vision for public transit?
It’s time to consider a local minimum wage
Why should a fast food worker in downtown Toronto make the same as one in Northern Ontario?
Seniors and the generation spending gap
Why are we doing so much to try to help seniors when they’re already the wealthiest generation in history?