November 5, 2007

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SOCIETY

WHY MEN ARE GETTING HAPPIER (AND WOMEN MORE MISERABLE)

It’s not like Paul is a total writeoff. He cleans up the yard, makes sure the bills get paid, does far more than his share of the laundry. But when his common-law wife Catriona reflects on their relationship—and how casually her 32-year-old spouse has thrown off the cares of the workaday world—a note of resentment creeps into her voice.

INTERVIEW

'I slipped once. I went from saying, “This is the greatest day of my life,” to waking up going, “What happened? I'm in hell.” ’

NIKKI SIXX TALKS TO LIANNE GEORGE ABOUT HIS ALCOHOL AND DRUG ADDICTIONS, BEING A GOOD DAD, AND SCHMOOZING WITH A KENNEDY

MAIL BAG

MACLEAN’S AND WRITER Martin Patriquin have again managed to tackle the sensitive subjects of immigration, multiculturalism, religion and race in a forthright, balanced and sensitive manner (“Canada: A nation of bigots?” National, Oct. 22).