The Magazine

Presenting our Remembrance Day special commemorative issue

Each copy commemorates one of Canada’s fallen soldiers in the First World War. You can find it on newsstands across Canada—and online while supplies last.

Education

Sign up for the University Insider newsletter

Sign up for our new university insider newsletter and receive our exclusive admissions checklist

Politics

Election 2019: The battle lines are already drawn

Three issues and one wild card will dominate the next election—and determine the fate of the Trudeau Liberals

Before You Go

A letter to a daughter: ‘When you arrived, not knowing French was no longer an option’

Before You Go: Mike Commito and his wife Chantal wanted their young child to have French as a mother tongue. But what would that mean for a father who’s hardly fluent?

Politics Insider

Trudeau and Scheer agree: Election 2019 is going to get nasty

Oct. 22: Scheer test drives his campaign by zeroing in on Trudeau’s broken deficit promise, while Trudeau should do himself a big favour and release the Mark Norman documents

ROYALTY

The magic of the Invictus Games: ‘How you’d like society to be’

Canada’s Lt.-Col. Rhonda Crew, 48, may not have won her cycling race. But she registered a personal best — and experienced the healing nature of the games.

Letters to the editor

As she cares for Jo Aubin, Robin Giles’s ‘perseverance is inspirational’

Letters to the editor, Oct. 19, 2018: Maclean’s readers weigh in on a tragic case of early-onset Alzheimer’s, the legalization of marijuana and Trans Mountain failures

ROYALTY

Six reasons why Meghan Markle is just like us

Even if she does live in a palace with a prince who’s the grandson of the Queen, Meghan’s carving out a role as a royal with a regular side

Politics Insider

Andrew Scheer keeps the door open to recriminalizing pot

Oct. 19: The Conservative leader refused to say if he’d keep marijuana legal if he wins the next election, even as others argue Ottawa should now decriminalize hard drugs, too

CULTURE

How Monty Python’s Michael Palin became fascinated with the doomed Franklin ship

Michael Palin on the Erebus shipwreck resonates around the world: ‘A dramatic, catastrophic failure is always a great story’

ECONOMY

Here’s what the trade war has cost the U.S. and Canada so far

Jason Kirby: The two countries have collected $1.1 billion in duties—kicking themselves in the shin and passing on the pain to consumers

OPINION

The Liberals need to rip off the Mark Norman Band-Aid

Andrew MacDougall: Dragging out L’Affaire Norman is turning what could have been a non-issue into a mess. The truth will eventually come out.

Society

The Maclean’s Quiz: How much do you know about cannabis?

Test your trivia skills on everything from Catholicism to cannabis

Canada

Canada’s happiest people are teenaged boys and elderly women

From the editors: Women over 70 are healthy, happy and enriched by life experience. Boys are ‘self-deluded’ into their own bliss. But it’s those in between who struggle the most.

LIFE

Some painfully obvious things I learned too late in life

Shannon Proudfoot: I asked people to describe their most thunderous epiphany. After 1,400 twitter replies, it’s safe to say we all discovered a lot.

Politics Insider

Justin Trudeau is Canada’s new pot dealer

Oct. 18: Provincial cannabis sites saw more than 100 orders per minute on day one of legal weed, while Ottawa states it will pardon previous marijuana possession charges (eventually).

Advertisement

Advertisement