Denise Balkissoon

Lawyer Lindsay Scott answers more questions about the effects that COVID-19 is having on Canadian businesses and employees.

Spoiler: it didn't go well. At the end of 2019, I left the Globe and Mail, convinced that no one with real power there was ever going to pursue true equity, either inside the newsroom or in its coverage.

Lawyer Lindsay Scott spoke with Chatelaine about the effects that COVID-19 is having on Canadian businesses and employees.

Meat-plant workers are sick and migrant farm labour is scarce. Their jobs have always been risky and underpaid, and it's finally affecting the rest of us.

For 14 years, chef Joshna Maharaj has been trying to bring good, nourishing food to hospitals, prisons and other institutions where people don't expect it. In this excerpt from her new memoir, Take Back the Tray, she humbly shares a lesson learned from her time at Ryerson University.

Current calls for us all to stay home create prime conditions for abuse, but gender-based violence was already an emergency.

My neighbours had a party, a dangerous thing to do during a pandemic. It made me angry, sad, frustrated, scared–and very, very judgmental.

Glyphosate is the most widely used weed killer in the world. Health Canada says it’s safe. Thousands of people say it caused their cancer.

Climate change is going to be particularly hard on women. Thankfully, they're leading discussions about how to mitigate its impacts.

One billion animals have died in Australia's fires, while those who are truly responsible continue to make a profit as the planet burns.