International Women's Day

The Daughters of the Vote will be in Ottawa on International Women's Day. 'We're not doing this to have a tea party.'

Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery may be household name, but what about suffragette Carrie Derick or civil rights champion Viola Desmond? Here is a handful of lesser-known historical heroines who should all be recognized.

From Canada's first female acting prime minister to the world's first female head of state, here's a look at women around the world who smashed the glass ceiling.

Winnipeg's Jodie Layne, our March Ms. Chatelaine, teaches doctors how to talk to their clients about sex and bar owners how to create safe spaces.

Today, March 8th, is International Women's Day and I find myself celebrating all the wonderful achievements women have made over the years. And of course, being a woman in the forces, I can't help but reflect on the way the military has changed as well.