sexual assault

When Ontario's premier got real about close calls, she exposed the ambiguity that keeps women quiet about uncomfortable sexual experiences.

When Chatelaine food director Claire Tansey started working in restaurant kitchens 20 years ago, harassment and abuse were just part of the job. Unfortunately, not much has changed.

Ashley Richard, a member of the Metis Nation, could have been a name on Canada's list of missing and murdered Indigenous women. This is her story.

Hierarchy, loyalty and discipline are at the foundation of the armed forces. They're also at the foundation of its sexual misconduct problem.

An increasing number of “male allies” want to be part of the solution in Canada — and that can be complicated.