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“#Five strange things that were up for rent in the ‘sharing economy’” There’s an Airbnb-type service for far more than home rentals these days What happens when the “sharing economy” meets blistering real estate and rental markets? A world where the tiniest slices of one’s life can fetch a fee. Increasingly, if it’s bolted down,…
“#What it will really take to rename Toronto’s Dundas Street” Toronto’s iconic Dundas Street is about to get a new, more inclusive identity. But renaming a major thoroughfare that runs through the heart of Canada’s largest city is no small undertaking. There are more than 730 street signs bearing the name of Dundas along the…
“#Annamie Paul resigns: ‘I was breaking a glass ceiling that was going to fall on my head’” Politics Insider for Sept. 28, 2021: Paul calls it quits as Green Party leader; there are sharper knives out earlier for Erin O’Toole; and a 62 per cent voter turnout during this election Welcome to a sneak peek…
“#Don’t buy the hogwash about the release of Kovrig and Spavor” The words make for a very snappy headline, but there is a very specific reason why “prisoner swap” is an unhelpful way to report last Friday’s departure of Chinese celebrity heiress Meng Wanzhou aboard an Air China flight from Vancouver to Shenzhen and the…
“#The James Bond film franchise is actually a family business. Meet the Broccolis.” This story originally published in print in February 2020. When Danny Boyle was announced in May 2018 as the director of the 25th James Bond film, it seemed something had really changed with the franchise’s attitude to directors. Not only had producers…
“#Finding David Lightning: The decades-long quest to locate an unmarked grave” The short, elderly man walked into the Red Deer Museum + Art Gallery. Instead of turning left into the exhibit galleries, he veered right, into the staff offices. In the coffee break room, the stern-faced stranger approached a young, burly figure—a fellow Cree working…
“#The wall lizard invasion of Vancouver Island” To satisfy his Fitbit, Gavin Hanke frequently goes for long walks from his home in Victoria that double as reconnaissance missions. Eyeballing rock walls, stucco, wood piles and gardens—sometimes evoking strange looks from residents—Hanke searches for an invader to Vancouver Island’s ecosystem: Podarcis muralis, or the common wall…
“#Takeaways from the release of the two Michaels” Politics Insider for Sept. 27, 2021: Michael Kovrig thanks Canadians; the pressure is on Erin O’Toole; cabinet making time Welcome to a sneak peek of the Maclean’s Politics Insider newsletter. Sign up to get it delivered straight to your inbox in the morning. Michael Kovrig gave an…
“#A moment of bliss for Michael Kovrig, and for all of Canada” Image of the Week: Free at long last, Michael Kovrig steps into the embrace of Vina Nadjibulla, his wife and most devoted advocate It woud be understandable if, after spending more than 1,000 days locked up in a squalid, overstuffed Chinese jail, Michael…
“#Auf Wiedersehen, Angela Merkel. Goodbye.” Image of the Week: Germany’s unflappable, long-serving chancellor departs the political stage with a rare show of vulnerability On Sunday, Germans will elect a chancellor to replace Angela Merkel, the woman who’s led them through 16 years of crises. From the largest mass migration of asylum-seekers since the Second World…