Quebec’s classrooms will take centre stage in the secularism debate. Chatbots will help students create A-plus work, while ...

The exorbitant cost of food will have ripple effects on the restaurant industry and grocery stores. The good news? There’s a ...

The Liberals will struggle to rebuild their reputation and voter base, while Pierre Poilievre will likely take over the PMO ...

Generational change, culture shifts and labour activism will reshape workplaces, while slowing inflation, rising wages and a ...

Canadians will make pioneering advances in artificial intelligence, driverless vehicles and quantum computing. And we’ll all ...

A B.C. university will train North America’s first wildfire-fighting civilians, while AI hits the forest-fire front lines.

Politicians will spar over how to tackle the housing crisis. Falling interest rates will draw young people into the real ...

The family doctor crisis will finally start to ease, while pharmacists take centre stage in patient care. The battle over ...

A women’s sports boom, a Raptors rebuild and a no-nonsense Leafs makeover are all on the docket for 2025. Meanwhile, the feds ...

A man can have sex with as many women as he likes. But he can’t marry more than one.

The people, trends, ideas and everything else that matters in 2025 A B.C. university will train North America’s first wildfire-fighting civilians, while AI hits the forest-fire front lines.

Maclean’s senior writer Paul Wells writes about politics across Canada and abroad. Except sometimes he ignores politics and writes about music or something else. Paul Wells: Nothing worse can ...