Michael Friscolanti

RT @MagAwards: One of this year's superb finalists in Investigative Reporting is @mfriscolanti! "Every 49 minutes" is published in @maclean…

The story of one brutal week—amid so many—inside Canada’s overdose crisis. I am grateful to the many families who agreed to speak to me. “It could be your kid tomorrow,” said one mom. “That is the reason I’m willing to talk about it: because something has to change.” Nothing has.

Maclean’s Magazine @macleans

Best of 2021: From July 11 to July 17, 2020, drug poisoning killed at least 207 Canadians, according to data compiled by Maclean's. That's more than 29 people a day, for seven straight days. Here, their mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters share a mes... https://t.co/D9Gg8zQz4u

RT @GCLongform: Two boys escaping a residential school followed tragically in the footsteps of Chanie Wenjack. Their story was forgotten. U…

Cpl. Ainsworth Dyer, Sgt. Marc Léger Pte. Richard Green, Pte. Nathan Smith #LestWeForget #RemembranceDay #PPCLI https://t.co/Kpb1LIo9Ff

RT @GeorgieShawarma: Myself, and most of my staff, are newcomers to Canada. We wear our poppies with so much pride, honouring the brave men…

More than a few times, Anne Kingston and I worked together on a big story for @macleans. She was one-of-a-kind: smart as hell, relentless, and such a gifted writer. She cared about our craft the way every reporter should. I was honoured to share those bylines, and be her friend.

Fuck you, cancer. Christie was a great person, which is precisely why she was a great journalist. I promise to keep ironing my shirts, Blatch...Well done, Humphreys.

Adrian Humphreys @AD_Humphreys

Written with a heavy heart. Christie Blatchford, one of Canada's most prominent journalists, died this morning. Here is my obituary: https://t.co/CXd5VE7j7a #media #cdnmedia #cdnpoli #rip

Cpl. Ainsworth Dyer, Sgt. Marc Léger, Private Richard Green, Private Nathan Smith. #LestWeForget #CanadaRemembers #17years https://t.co/vNMFkw2XZg

Private Richard Green, Private Nathan Smith, Corporal Ainsworth Dyer, Sergeant Marc Léger. #LestWeForget #RemembranceDay https://t.co/fYmIyRukml

RT @MagAwards: "The new underground railroad" by @markusoff of @macleans wins Gold for Feature Writing. #NMA18 https://t.co/hIPyc6Kl7Q

BREAKING: Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case of the Vavilov brothers, two Toronto-born men stripped of Canadian citizenship after their parents were exposed as elite Russian spies. Here is the full back story, via @macleans https://t.co/pdZjUPploN

The Vavilov brothers—born in Toronto, but stripped of Canadian citizenship after their parents were exposed as elite Russian spies—will find out Thursday if their high-profile case is headed to the Supreme Court. https://t.co/WPhHc3dH3K

RT @NEWSTALK1010: #BREAKING: A @NEWSTALK1010 source within Toronto Paramedics now confirms 9 people are dead in the van incident on Yonge S…

RT @markusoff: It was Game 6 night in Humboldt. Instead, they gathered to grieve. By @hutchins_aaron and me: https://t.co/u08AZ01lwE

RT @caj: #CAJawards finalist - Text feature - @mfriscolanti @macleans - Russian spies who raised us https://t.co/4ZeIApKVta

RT @macleans: Read an excerpt from @mmmbarclay's new book The Never-Ending Present, which tells the story of Gord Downie and the Tragically…

The Shafia "honour killings" are back in the news today, with word that one of the murderers—mother Tooba Yahya—has been stripped of her Canadian residency status. My #longread on the trial, from the @macleans archives. https://t.co/j8kNQGfKWt