| Maclean's 1991 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A clash over blood, land and pride. (Middle East politics) | News, opinion and commentary | Carl Mollins |
| A courageous answer to a tough question. (Would give up your freedom for a higher standard of living?) (Another View) (column) | News, opinion and commentary | Charles Gordon |
| A day to remember. (Japanese and US veterans recall Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor) (Special Report: Japan) | News, opinion and commentary | |
| A fight for rights. (Nobel prize winner Daw Aung San Suu Kyi defies military regime of Burma) | News, opinion and commentary | Diane Brady |
| A party boss on trial. (Canadian Progressive Conservative party, Roch LaSalle) | News, opinion and commentary | Barry Came |
| Back to the future: Rita Johnson tries to overcome the past. (British Columbia elections) | News, opinion and commentary | Hal Quinn |
| Ball-park figures. (baseball and television) | News, opinion and commentary | James Deacon |
| Baseball's annual guessing game. (new players for the Toronto Blue Jays) (Column) | News, opinion and commentary | Trent Frayne |
| Brian Dickson: shaping an era's human rights. (Maclean's Honor Roll 1991) | News, opinion and commentary | |
| Bush's scent of victory: the failed coup polishes his image. (includes article on Soviets in Brighton Beach, New York) | News, opinion and commentary | Marci McDonald, Hilary Mackenzie |
| Cameron on the brink: Nova Scotia's Tories lose their majority. (Donald Cameron) | News, opinion and commentary | John DeMont |
| Chipping away. (rivals to Apple and IBM, new computers) | News, opinion and commentary | Patricia Chisholm |
| Drawing lines in the sand: separation carries high stakes. (secession by Quebec)(includes article on Parti Quebecois leader Jacques Parizeau) (Cover Story) | News, opinion and commentary | Barry Came |
| 'From crisis to crisis.' (national referendum on the Constitution) | News, opinion and commentary | Bruce Wallace |
| Frontline fighters. (Greenpeace)(The Environment/Special Report) | News, opinion and commentary | John DeMont |
| Fuzzification is Ottawa's byword. (Canadian politics) (Column) | News, opinion and commentary | Allan Fotheringham |
| In search of glory. (Canada's Olympic hockey team) | News, opinion and commentary | Bruce Wallace |
| Israel's slow isolation. | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Bilski |
| Jet Set Sam. (salmon exporting company) (Special Supplement) (company profile) | News, opinion and commentary | |
| Judgment day. (Reform party leader Preston Manning) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian Bergman |
| Legacy of shame: Japanese-Canadians became 'enemy aliens' in their own land. (Special Report: Japan) | News, opinion and commentary | Hal Quinn |
| New Democrats on a roll. (New Democratic Party) | News, opinion and commentary | Paul Kaihla |
| Reels and deals. (Festival of Festivals in Toronto, Canada) (includes related article) | News, opinion and commentary | Brian D. Johnson, Victor Dwyer |
| 'Renting my reputation.' (national unity) | News, opinion and commentary | E. Kaye Fulton |
| Silken successes. (Adagio Enterprises Ltd.) | News, opinion and commentary | Patricia Chisolm |
| Stress and death. | News, opinion and commentary | Nora Underwood |
| Tainted victory; cleared for the Supreme Court, Clarence Thomas leaves the U.S. people divided over harassment. | News, opinion and commentary | Hilary Mackenzie |
| The eccentric Democrats. (presidential candidates) | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Bilski |
| The economic outlook. | News, opinion and commentary | Brenda Dalglish |
| The harvest campaign. (Saskatchewan election) | News, opinion and commentary | John Howse |
| The road to glory. (decathlete Michael Smith) | News, opinion and commentary | James Deacon |
| The Royal Canadian Air Farce: Don Ferguson, John Morgan, Roger Abbott, Luba Goy: making fun in four-part harmony. (Maclean's Honor Roll 1991) | News, opinion and commentary | |
| Trading in signals. (U.S.-Canada-Mexico trade agreement) | News, opinion and commentary | Brenda Dalglish |
| When Britain waives the rules. (British politics) (Column) | News, opinion and commentary | Allan Fotheringham |
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