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“#At the National Gallery of Canada, art in—and for—a time of crisis” Paul Wells: How Canada’s national gallery and its director, Alexandra Suda, have been working to ‘keep the doors open’ to new art and new realities Somebody once said anecdotes are the only evidence. I wanted to write about Alexandra “Sasha” Suda, the director…
“#Old man Trudeau enters a likely election year as the veteran politician” After Donald Trump had been defeated by president-elect Joe Biden, but before Trump had emotionally processed that fact, Justin Trudeau gave a press conference. The Prime Minister was asked whether he had spoken “too soon” in offering his congratulations to Biden and what…
“#338Canada: What the polls told us in 2020” Philippe J. Fournier: The Liberals escape 2020 holding a significant lead. The Tories still need a place to grow. And the NDP sees a flicker of promise. From a purely political point of view, the year 2020 was a great year for incumbents in Canada. Case in…
“#The next big threat facing the Trudeau Liberals: China” If you were to make a list of all the people who stand between Justin Trudeau and the majority government he dreams of, you’d have to put Xi Jinping, not Erin O’Toole at the top. Trudeau looks like he is ready for a winning election campaign…
“#’Life isn’t a given, it’s a gift’: Read this Syrian-Canadian teen’s valedictorian address” Sham Al Mukdad grew up in Daraa, Syria and fled the war-torn country to Turkey in 2014. Sham, her parents, and two sisters lived there for two years before arriving in Canada as refugees. Sham was 14 years old. She started high…
“#Why I’m spending the holidays alone” Five Canadians on the decision to self-isolate over the holidays—and what they’re doing to cope Against the backdrop of a spike in COVID-19 cases, many Canadians are spending the holidays alone to protect their families and communities. Maclean’s asked five of them how they plan to keep their spirits…
“#To my teacher and friend: Despite everything, your guidance never wavered” “Though cancer stole any chance of us working as colleagues, you continue to be an inspiration,” writes Matthew Pearson in this letter to his former teacher Mary McGuire I still have the hand-written notes I jotted down in a three-ring Hilroy notebook on Jan….
“#Burying Sir John A. Macdonald” Mi’kmaq historian Daniel Paul believes that Sir John A. Macdonald’s days in the sun are numbered. Paul, 81, is the author of We Were Not the Savages, a landmark 1993 book that for the first time told the history of Atlantic Canada from the Mi’kmaq perspective. In the 1980s, Paul…
“#‘Courage and truth’: What Sandy Hudson and Ravyn Wngz hope to see in 2021” Sandy Hudson is a co-founder of Black Lives Matter Toronto (BLM-TO) and a bestselling author and public intellectual who is currently living in Los Angeles. Ravyn Wngz is a Black Renaissance Movement storyteller and thought leader who was born in Bermuda,…
“#If anything will save us from the plight of 2020, it’s empathy” Michael Coren: We’ve seen evidence of it already. The very act of wearing a mask, for example, is a leap of empathy by thinking in the communal and behaving in the fraternal. Rev. Michael Coren is ordained in the Anglican Church of Canada….