Scottish Referendum
Mystery author Ian Rankin on titles, Twitter trolls and J.K. Rowling
Beloved in Canada, Scottish author Ian Rankin discusses his latest John Rebus book, ‘Even Dogs in the Wild’
Exits: Who stepped out of the spotlight this year?
Who went out with a bang, and who went out with a whimper
The Strange fiction of Hadrian’s wall
Colby Cosh on why nations don’t really exist – and why they continue to persist
The U.K. may have traded a simple crisis for a complicated one
The victory for No leaves just one problem: Is it really possible for the United Kingdom to go on existing? The Maclean’s Editorial
Quebec separatists sad? Not so much.
Martin Patriquin joins hundreds of indépendantistes to watch the Scottish referendum unfold.
Scotland after No: Giving meaning to a vote
Pitfalls and opportunities after Thursday’s referendum
Scotland votes: Notes from a long night in Edinburgh
Our political editor live blogs the referendum vote
The Scottish vote’s messy conclusion
Even if Scots vote No, a panicky David Cameron has ensured problems will continue
Canada’s great debt to Scotland
Scots didn’t just map the country and build its institutions, they instilled in Canada the core belief in pluralism
Inside Scotland’s quiet fight for itself
What Scots really want is better government. Why did it take the U.K. so long to catch on?
Scotland and the search for home
Paul Wells on identity politics in Scotland and elsewhere
Scotland votes: What was vs. what might be
Paul Wells reports from Scotland that nobody has any clue what’s going to happen.