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MACLEAN’S: LEADING THE DISCUSSION
ON WHAT MATTERS MOST TO CANADIANS
110 years strong –
with nearly 2.5* million
readers – MACLEAN’S
has never been more
relevant or compelling.
When it comes to national and international news, business, politics,
social issues and culture, Maclean’s brings an authentically Canadian
voice to the table. Readers love our fearless features, our mindjolting opinion, our sense of humour and our bold design.
Maclean’s is the trusted brand more Canadians choose than any other
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OUR PILLARS
WHO WE ARE
Maclean’s is committed to providing the sharpest opinion and analysis on Canadian
public affairs, and to leading the conversation about the issues that matter most to
Canadians.
Maclean’s delivers this with a unique, provocative style aimed at challenging, engaging
and entertaining its audiences in the areas of Politics, Economy and Business, Science
and Technology, Society, Arts and Culture, Education and Work .
Whether in print, online, mobile, tablet or at live events, Maclean’s delivers new and
intelligent ways for our audiences to think about and appreciate the world through a
distinct Canadian lens.
OUR AUDIENCE
Maclean’s connects with Canada’s most influential individuals who wish to be
challenged, informed and entertained in the arenas of politics, economy and business,
science and technology, society, arts and culture, education and work.
They are opinion leaders in their spheres of influence and look to Maclean’s for thought
provoking opinion and analysis on public affairs as a catalyst for conversation and
discussion. They are educated, affluent and actively engaged citizens who are confident
in their ability to control their destiny and influence others. They are passionate about
Canada and especially appreciate the Canadian perspective offered by Maclean’s.
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MACLEAN’s delivers the right content, on the right platform, in the right format, to the right audiences. Delivering quality editorial content
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THE AFFLUENTS
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278,000 have a post-graduate education
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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS The Maclean’s roster of writers and columnists is second to
none—widely respected and refreshingly frank, they lead the national conversation. Go to macleans.ca
for an expanded list under AUTHORS channel.
PAUL WELLS
POLITICAL EDITOR
EMMA TEITEL
COLUMNIST
His views out of Ottawa are fresh
and funny, revered and feared.
He’s a must-read for Canadians—
and their political leaders.
A refreshing take on anything
and everything.
JASON KIRBY
SENIOR EDITOR
(ECONOMICS AND
BUSINESS)
He uncovers the fascinating and
informative stories that matter to
everyone.
JONATHON GATEHOUSE
NATIONAL
CORRESPONDENT
MICHAEL FRISCOLANTI
SENIOR WRITER
LUIZA CH. SAVAGE
WASHINGTON
BUREAU CHIEF
Pushes boundaries with dynamic,
award-winning stories and profiles.
One of Canada’s leading investigative
reporters, he digs deep for the
stories you won’t find anywhere else.
ANNE KINGSTON
SENIOR WRITER
BARBARA AMIEL
COLUMNIST
JAIME J. WEINMAN
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
SCOTT FESCHUK
COLUMNIST
She keeps you ahead of the curve on
everything from food and culture to
politics and social trends.
She’s inimitable, fierce and forthright
about public personalities and
current affairs.
You won’t want to miss his clever,
cool and passionate coverage of
television and pop culture.
Nothing is safe from his wry and
absurdist take on politics, popular
culture and anything else that
deserves a lambasting.
She brings insider knowledge to her
coverage of American politics and
Canada-US relations, from inside the
Beltway and beyond.
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Introducing Macleans.ca: new, improved
and redesigned to deliver on multiple
platforms the rich experience that makes
Maclean’s Canada’s most read, most
indispensible source of news, opinion and
analysis.
We overhauled our design—with easier
navigation, a cleaner look and bigger
photographs—to improve your reading
experience in a digital world, whether on a
desktop monitor, laptop, tablet or phone.
However you want to join in the national
conversation, we are ready where you are.
What’s not new is our dedication to
delivering essential reading on the stories
at home and around the world that matter
to Canadians. It’s the award-winning work
Maclean’s has done for 110 years. It’s a job
we take seriously.
From the bold images on the home page to
the distinctive author pages, we have also
reorganized to better showcase the work
that we do best.
The new Macleans.ca brings you face to
face with our authors, including a dropdown author menu where you will find all
your favourite Maclean’s voices—yes, even
the ones you love to hate.
The section menu directs you to the latest
news, opinion and analysis, plus engaging
writing on arts, culture, society, technology
and the way we live now.
Maclean’s Politics remains your home for
thought-provoking analysis from Ottawa,
Washington and abroad. We’re also
there live when news is unfolding. When
Parliament is in session, QP Live brings
political theatre to your screen with rolling
SITE FEATURES
• News
• Politics
• Economy
• Education
• Culture
• Society
• Work
• Video
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commentary and analysis. Maclean’s on
the Hill, our weekly podcast, serves up
frank talk and analysis about the news that
matters. Led by the award-winning writers
in our Ottawa bureau, Macleans.ca is the
essential destination for anyone who cares
about politics in Canada.
In our Economy hub, you’ll find business
coverage led by Maclean’s business editor
Jason Kirby and the latest thinking from
Canada’s leading economists: Stephen
Gordon, Andrew Leach, Kevin Milligan and
Mike Moffatt.
We’ve reorganized our On Campus
coverage to better serve today’s high
school, university and college students—
before, during and after graduation. In
addition to our new Education section,
we’ve added one devoted to Work, a go-to
source for the latest on employment trends.
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SPONSORED EVENTS
IN CONVERSATION
WITH MACLEAN’S
Designed to spark dialogue and fire up debate, In
Conversation with Maclean’s offers lively public
discussions on the latest issues impacting Canadians,
from politics to healthcare. Past participants have included
Atom Egoyan, Adam Gopnik, Malcolm Gladwell, and Dr.
Regina Herzlinger.
REACH THE
UNREACHABLES
Throughout the year, Maclean’s hosts a
series of unique Canadian events. Unmatched
in their ability to connect private sponsors
with often unreachable audiences, these
events bring together well-informed readers,
government officials and policy influencers,
business executives, investors, decision
makers and affluent consumers. Sponsors
benefit from unrivalled access to select
groups of Maclean’s readership.
PARLIAMENTARIAN OF
THE YEAR AWARDS
An opportunity like no other, this highly acclaimed
event puts its sponsors at the very epicentre of political
discourse. The Parliamentarian of the Year Awards is
attended by Cabinet Ministers, Members of Parliament,
senior staffers and policy makers across all party lines. A
uniquely non-partisan occasion in the nation’s capital.
TASTE OF MACLEAN’S
Some of Canada’s finest chefs dish up an exclusive
one-time-only menu for an intimate group of Maclean’s
readers. Sponsors and guests mingle with our savvy
“host with the most” – and enjoy an exclusive dinner
featuring a special Q&A with the chef and Maclean’s food
writer, Jacob Richler.
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP SERIES
Maclean’s Thought Leadership Series encompasses
building entrepreneurship, building innovation
and building a better workforce. Attendees
will consist of business leaders, educators and
passionate Canadian thought leaders.
CUSTOM EVENTS & SPONSORSHIP
Maclean’s custom event programs provide sponsors
with a custom-built opportunity to interact with select
audiences within our highly engaged readership.
Working with sponsor participants, Maclean’s will
create customized, turn-key events to meet your
campaign objectives including (but not exclusive to):
• Face-to-face interaction with your target audience
• Relevant content development for
enriched audience engagement
• Integrated multiple media platforms
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CANADA DAY SPECIAL
REPORT –
ON SALE: JUNE
One of our most popular issues.
Maclean’s takes a fresh and informed
look at all things Canadian.
25TH ANNUAL
UNIVERSITY RANKING
ISSUE –
ON SALE: OCTOBER
Often controversial, always informative
– this definitive ranking of Canada’s
universities makes waves and headlines
across the country. This is the go-to
guide for students, parents, faculty and
policy-makers. It’s a Canadian classic.
laws in Ottawa, the Maclean’s Power
Issue introduces readers to the 50
people from across the country who
really matter. We offer an insider’s
guide to the politicians to watch, and
take readers behind the scenes with
the country’s true power brokers. The
special package will run along with
Maclean’s Annual Parliamentarian of
the Year awards, while the Maclean’s
iPad edition will be packed with
interactive features and extras.
Drawing on the wealth of experience of
Maclean’s respected team of journalists
on the Hill and in bureaus across
the country, this year’s Power Issue
promises to be even bigger
and better.
NEWSMAKERS OF
ANNUAL POWER ISSUE THE YEAR –
ON SALE: NOVEMBER
PLUS AWARDS –
Ever popular, Maclean’s big year-end
ON SALE: NOVEMBER
Newsmakers review highlights the
What is power? Who really shapes the
direction of the country? Maclean’s
uncovers the answers to those
important questions with our Annual
Power Issue, an exhaustive and
definitive guide to the people who
most influence national decisions and
debates in Canada. Because influence
is about more than simply passing
year’s winners, losers, deal-makers
and breakers, celebrities, heroes and
rogues. Known for its provocative
and cheeky style, this issue features
striking visuals, absorbing perspectives
and plenty of surprises! Maclean’s
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YEAR IN PICTURES –
ON SALE: DECEMBER
Maclean's showcases a stunning
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GUIDE TO JOBS
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ON SALE: SEPTEMBER
For more than two decades, Maclean’s
magazine has led the way in education
coverage with its University Rankings Issue
and Canadian Universities Guidebook, and
its special magazine reports on Graduate
Schools and Student Satisfaction.
We have done the same for jobs and
employment with a 3-part national series,
plus a special issue on the future of jobs
in Canada. This special issue provides
readers with a sector-by-sector analysis
of where the jobs are now and where
future jobs lie. With an estimated 1.5
million skilled job vacancies in the near
future, colleges and the trades are now an
essential part of the conversation around
training and employment. In recognition
of this, the colleges section of this report
will be expanded in 2015 to half the book.
The Maclean’s Guide to Jobs in Canada
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for those starting out, and the experienced
worker who wants to change course
mid-career.
THE YEAR AHEAD –
ON SALE: DECEMBER
The Year Ahead issue is packed with
smart commentary, insightful features
and interviews with leading thinkers
about what’s to come in 2015. We
help readers understand and navigate
the trends and drivers that are going
to shape their lives, from politics and
technology to culture and the economy.
Extra digital features, including
interactive graphics and possibly series of
speakers’ videos available on the iPad
and macleans.ca.
CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES
GUIDE BOOK –
ON SALE: MARCH
From cool campuses and unique
programs to money management and
extracurricular options, Maclean’s
250 +page guidebook helps students
from coast to coast make the ultimate
decision for their next chapter of life.
In addition, it also offers advice on
student loans and scholarships, as well
as a selection of residence and other
academic alternatives.
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