Before You Go

A father’s letter to an infant daughter: ‘I wanted my last name to be a burden’

Before You Go: Elamin Abdelmahmoud’s daughter was given a name that was a gift as much as it was a burden—and both were by design

Trade

A patriot’s guide to shopping during a Canada-U.S. trade war

Upset about Trump’s tariffs and Uncle Sam dragging its trusted allies into a trade war? Here’s how you can hit back at the U.S. with your wallet.

Society

This photographer documented the cruel, perilous journey of migrants to America

Photojournalist John Moore captures the many facets of the U.S.-Mexico border—from violence to train-top rides to detention

Education

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Education

Trinity Western University makes promise not to have sex outside heterosexual marriage optional

The covenant at the heart of recent Supreme Court fight will remain unchanged—but will no longer be mandatory

Opinion

Andrew Scheer needs to tell Maxime Bernier: put up, shut up, or get out

Opinion: Bernier’s warning about ‘radical multiculturalism’ has outraged Canadians, including fellow Tories—and will test Scheer’s leadership of the post-Harper Conservative Party

World

The Trudeau government is losing its human rights battle with the Saudis—and missing a huge opportunity

Terry Glavin: Ottawa has much to gain by doubling down in defence of imprisoned activists. Why is it reduced to forelock-tugging and flattery?

Economy

Canada is one of the most socially mobile countries in the world. Here’s why.

Maclean’s Editorial: Canada is doing well on social-fluidity measures, like the ‘Great Gatsby’ curve. But challenges remain—and so we beat on, boats against the current

Opinion

Don’t take Maxime Bernier’s bait

Scott Gilmore: In the long list of problems facing Canada, multiculturalism doesn’t even make the top hundred. Let’s give Bernier’s rant a pass.

Opinion

What Canadians don’t understand about farming—and what they need to

Opinion: A city resident-turned-farmer has seen firsthand how the understanding gap between farmers and consumers is growing, over issues like Roundup and more

WORLD

‘The Saudis suck on human rights.’ How the world sees Saudi Arabia.

Adnan R. Khan: From Turkey to Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia is known as a disruptive human rights abuser. Canada is not alone in its criticism.

OPINION

Is it time to abolish provinces?

Scott Gilmore: This middle tier of government makes no sense in an increasingly urban Canada, and its distorting effect on our politics will only get worse

World

As Kandahar finds peace, Canada finds its own kind of vindication

Adnan R. Khan returns to Afghanistan’s formerly fraught southern region, where lessons from Canada’s failed mission more than a decade ago are inspiring America’s next steps

Politics

Brian Pallister is Manitoba’s paradox premier

How, exactly, has Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister been able to ride out every controversy he’s created in his decades-long political career?

Politics

What your drink of choice says about your politics

A new poll suggests Canadians’ booze preferences vary according to the party they vote for. Fortunately, we’re more united in our tastes than divided

News

Fredericton police force identify officers killed in shooting

The victims include Const. Robb Costello and Const. Sarah Burns

Vindication in Kandahar

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