Engaging stories. Bold voices. Big ideas. Maclean’s leads the national conversation on everything that matters in Canada.
Canada
- Tweets 130,274
- Following 2,418
- Followers 410,190
- Likes 7,203
Pinned Tweet
You can say one thing for Canadians: we’re stubborn. In the last year and a half, ever since Trump started bullying us like a pimple-nosed teenager from a John Hughes movie, we’ve quit the U.S. cold turkey, with Canadian travel to the States down by 42 per cent. Instead of flying south, we’re exploring the delights within our own borders.
The only question is where to go. For that, Maclean’s surveyed our pool of writers about the neighbourhoods they love most. The result is both a portrait of a country bursting with urban development and an indispensable bucket list for Canadian summer travel. Instead of Nashville, you can visit Inglewood, a Calgary pocket packed with rowdy country music venues and grade-A Alberta beef. Instead of Seattle, there’s Lower Lonsdale, a waterfront wonderland accessible via Vancouver’s adorable SeaBus. And forget Brooklyn: Toronto’s still-gritty Davenport district abounds with delectable bites and twinkly patios to eat them on.
The following stories are love letters to these places and more—destinations rich with excellent dining options, lush green spaces, vibrant streets and, as a bonus, no exchange rate to speak of. macleans.ca/culture/canadas-…
5
32
84
8,314
Poor communication and lack of empathy are among the most common concerns patients raise about doctors in Canada: macleans.ca/society/why-doct…
1
2,095
Our September cover story on Justin and Katy gets the This Hour treatment. We take "wordy toilet magazine" as the highest praise.
piped.video/watch?v=lbOjy9Sd…
6
5
29
9,150
The traditional path toward a comfortable retirement no longer exists. Why Canadians are hustling into their golden years. macleans.ca/longforms/retire…
5
3
9
2,626
The traditional path toward a comfortable retirement no longer exists. Why Canadians are hustling into their golden years. macleans.ca/longforms/retire…
3
6
7
2,648
The traditional path toward a comfortable retirement no longer exists. Why Canadians are hustling into their golden years. macleans.ca/longforms/retire…
1
1
3,285
He’s Canada’s dethroned political prince. She’s a faded pop princess trying to stage a comeback. Why Justin and Katy are partying like it’s 2015. macleans.ca/longforms/justin…
2
1
1
5,807
He’s Canada’s dethroned political prince. She’s a faded pop princess trying to stage a comeback. Why Justin and Katy are partying like it’s 2015. macleans.ca/longforms/justin…
25
4
11
7,908
He’s Canada’s dethroned political prince. She’s a faded pop princess trying to stage a comeback. Why Justin and Katy are partying like it’s 2015. macleans.ca/longforms/justin…
8
5
23
10,181
“Canada has a rare chance to lead in quantum. But we can only capitalize on our head start if we learn from how we lost our initial edge in AI.” macleans.ca/society/technolo…
1
1
2,917
What happens when a nation-building project runs straight through your farm, your road or your backyard? macleans.ca/society/technolo…
3
2,821
“Canada has a rare chance to lead in quantum. But we can only capitalize on our head start if we learn from how we lost our initial edge in AI.” macleans.ca/society/technolo…
1
2
3,082
What happens when a nation-building project runs straight through your farm, your road or your backyard? macleans.ca/society/technolo…
1
2,875
“Canada has a rare chance to lead in quantum. But we can only capitalize on our head start if we learn from how we lost our initial edge in AI.” macleans.ca/society/technolo…
1
1,647
What happens when a nation-building project runs straight through your farm, your road or your backyard? macleans.ca/society/technolo…
1,601
Tourism is one of Vermont's biggest industries. Canadians' US-travel boycott is hitting the state's economy hard. macleans.ca/society/vermont-…
1
2
5
1,729
What happens when a nation-building project runs straight through your farm, your road or your backyard? macleans.ca/society/technolo…
1
1
2,033
“Canada has a rare chance to lead in quantum. But we can only capitalize on our head start if we learn from how we lost our initial edge in AI.” macleans.ca/society/technolo…
3
1,705
Firearm permit applications have doubled in parts of southern Ontario. The number of license holders is the highest it's ever been nation-wide. Why? macleans.ca/society/canadian…
2
2
4
2,205
Tourism is one of Vermont's biggest industries. Canadians' US-travel boycott is hitting the state's economy hard. macleans.ca/society/vermont-…
2
2
8
13,207
"Elon Musk has said that restoring autonomy for people with physical paralysis is the first step in a larger project of integrating humans and AI—something he believes will save humanity from being left behind by superintelligence." macleans.ca/society/technolo…
1
3
1,770