POLITICS

Jane Philpott: On Canada’s own crisis of separating kids from parents

Trudeau’s Indigenous services minister talks about how to address the alarming rates of Indigenous children being taken by child welfare services

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Politics

Jane Philpott takes the 60-second challenge

Before Jane Philpott sat down with Paul Wells for a candid conversation at the National Arts Centre, Canada’s Indigenous services minister took our 60-second challenge.

Technology

Why the federal consultations on digital strategy matter: Exhibit A

When it comes to protecting digital privacy, Canada has fallen behind the EU and—as I learned the hard way—Twitter

Politics

Justin Trudeau’s end-of-session press conference: Video

As a long parliamentary session comes to an end, the Prime Minister reflects on his government’s record

POLITICS

For the hard luck Liberals, the pot bill is a rare moment of triumph

As the House breaks for summer, there’s carbon pricing, Indigenous reconciliation, economic worries—and more problem files for the Trudeau government

Health

Health Canada plans to ‘severely restrict’ opioid marketing as death toll mounts

The feds are even talking about criminal charges in future cases. But are they ready to crack down on drug promotion disguised as ‘medical education’?

This Feb. 19, 2013 file photo shows OxyContin pills arranged for a photo at a pharmacy in Montpelier, Vt. The state of Montana is seeking a preliminary injunction to prevent the maker of the powerful painkiller OxyContin from marketing opioids to Montana prescribers, seeking to put the force of a court order behind Purdue Pharma's recent promise to end such marketing nationwide. (Toby Talbot/AP)

Maclean's Live

Maclean’s Live: Jane Philpott in conversation with Paul Wells

Canada’s Indigenous services minister sat down for a candid chat with one of Canada’s best political analysts. Watch it here and check out our liveblog.

OTTAWA

Chrystia Freeland tells tales of battling Trump over trade

Trudeau’s foreign minister told a House of Commons committee about reacting fast, forging alliances, and not accepting bad terms from Trump’s team

Multimedia

Watch Canada’s cities transform completely—then and now

For Canada’s 151st birthday, a look at how the nation’s cities have grown and changed through remarkable archive photos

POLITICS

Jagmeet Singh has a lot of work to do

Paul Wells: The NDP leader addressed a stinker of a by-election result in Quebec with a pledge to do more. More of what? ‘It’s all on the table.’

Education

Paying off student debt: eight ways to squash it quickly

You don’t even need to live with your parents (but it would certainly help)

POLITICS

King Donald the Madman

Allen Abel in Washington: As the storm clouds close in on the White House, the U.S. president lashes out—at Canada, Mexico, Congress and immigrants

Opinion

Trudeau won’t condemn Trump’s migrant policy. That’s duplicitous and irresponsible.

Opinion: It’s tempting for the Canadian government to play nice with Donald Trump’s America. But that approach is morally bankrupt—and likely to backfire

TED ROGERS SCHOLARSHIP

Nominate a young leader to win a $1,000 Ted Rogers Scholarship Fund

Deadline for entries is June 25 at 11:59 p.m.

HEALTH

How to eat every day without consuming harmful chemicals

Kristin Lawless argues that ‘Big Food’ has obscured the fundamentals of healthy eating—and that some additives actually help cause obesity

A rare moment of triumph

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