Sarah Fulford

Toronto

Editor at Maclean's

Editor of @macleans. Former editor of @torontolife (2008-2022). Incurable optimist.

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Tote-ally Canadian

Feb 14, 2025 | macleans.ca | Sarah Fulford

Canada’s not for sale. Maclean’s is. Subscribe todayMaclean’s launches a 100 per cent made-in-Canada “True North Strong Free” bag This week, Donald Trump imposed tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports into the United States. In response, Maclean’s launched something every Canadian needs now: a made-in-Canada tote bag, available for just $25. I love this bag: it was designed by Maclean’s creative director Christine Dewairy and manufactured a 20-minute drive from the magazine’s office.
The Ultimate Guide to Canadian Universities 2024

Mar 21, 2024 | macleans.ca | Sarah Fulford

Getting into top programs is increasingly competitive. Our Ultimate Guide to Canadian Universities is here to help. (Illustration by Kagan McLeod)My teenage son spent this past fall working on university applications. The process was intense. He was applying to film production programs, and each application required extra elements on top of his transcript. Some schools asked for essays. Two asked for a resumé. One school wanted a reference letter.
A note from the editor

Nov 28, 2023 | macleans.ca | Sarah Fulford

Maclean’s offers something you can’t get anywhere else: deeply reported, compellingly told longform feature stories on the most urgent topics in the country. At Maclean’s, our writers go way beyond the swirl of daily headlines to deliver first-rate journalism and intimate, compelling, human storytelling. This year Maclean’s published some landmark deep-dive magazine pieces on climate change, artificial intelligence, housing and tech addiction, among many other topics.
Why a college degree matters right now

Oct 4, 2023 | macleans.ca | Sarah Fulford

For the last decade, I have served as a volunteer member of the Humber Journalism Program Advisory Committee along with other media industry professionals: newspaper writers, TV producers, website editors, podcasters. Our job is to keep Humber’s journalism instructors informed about changes in the media business and let them know what kind of journalists we’re looking to hire.