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More Frequent—and Disruptive—Tech Outages Are on the Way
Last July, one of the world’s largest cybersecurity firms, CrowdStrike, released a routine software update containing a bug ...
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When Ed Rogers Buys the Leafs, He’ll Reshape Toronto
Ever since Ed’s father, Ted Rogers, bought the Toronto Blue Jays in 2000, the name has been synonymous with sports in the ...
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Canada’s Pierre Poilievre Era Will Begin in 2025
Stephen Maher is the author of The Prince: The Turbulent Reign of Justin Trudeau. This story appears as part of our Year ...
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School Food Programs Help Kids Succeed in Class—and Life
In 2025, Canada’s national school food program will give kids access to nutritious meals. It’s a game-changer.
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Canada’s New Mortgage Rules Will Drive Up Housing Prices
In December of 2024, the federal government softened its rules around mortgage lending. The idea behind the new policies is ...
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Arcade Fire
An interview with the violinist who toured with Arcade Fire, and newly announced Oscar nominee. Stethoscopes at the symphony ...
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marjory lebreton
See an archive of all marjory lebreton stories published on Macleans.ca ...
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face masks
You don’t have to sew—or even spend more than 10 minutes—to put together a non-medical face mask that could help prevent the ...
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Amber Marshall
Amber Marshall on the joys of Canada’s longest-running TV drama, horses versus cows, living her character—and the terrible ...