The Tory candidates are trying to turn the Conservative race into a Donald-level circus. Here's why that's a terrible strategy.
Rich or poor, black or white or Latina, the female protagonists of Gay's new short stories are all fighting to claim power for themselves.
In a recent Walrus profile, men’s rights advocate Justin Trottier sees a less-creepy future for the MRA movement. But can the group learn to support men without vilifying women?
Writer and troll-fighter Lindy West recently announced she's leaving Twitter. After a politically fraught 2016, it's time we all take control of our online lives.
Before slamming the door on a long, tough year, let's raise a glass to these feminist highlights.
Female politicians are speaking up about the harassment they experience on the regular, but the issue won’t improve until men stop staking their masculinity on power.
44 years after one of most famous rape scenes in cinematic history, Hollywood is still using sexual violence in complicated ways.
Whether it's Hillary Clinton or the models of the new Pirelli calendar, women who bare makeup-free faces in public generate a lot of chatter. Why all the fuss?
The Bank of Canada announced five female finalists for a new set of bills, but who's on the money matters less than who's earning it.
How much of the news you consume on social media is false? Turns out, a lot. As the stakes in politics skyrocket (both here and in the U.S.), we all need to be better readers.
Last night I sent my kid to bed and promised him everything would be fine. Now our job is to make sure it’s true.
Journalist Connie Walker on investigating the murder of a B.C. woman in Missing & Murdered: Who Killed Alberta Williams?
