Anne Kingston

With newfound leverage, the Greens could push for concessions on electoral reform, Site C, Kinder Morgan and big money

The soap-maker gives an unintended lesson in how female ’empowerment’ is exploited for profit and political currency

Netflix’s new series has prompted uncomfortable discussions about teenage suicide. But is there more to the story we’re missing?

Kirsty Duncan is considering quotas to ensure women land top research posts. Is the Trudeau government on board?

If it was nothing more than a photo-op, the ballyhooed White House meeting goes down as another example of female exploitation

Women of power, influence and—yes—privilege gathered recently in Manhattan. As Anne Kingston writes, their show of strength could not be more timely.

Men are willing to try contraception, but pharmaceutical companies have yet to invest heavily in the ’male pill.’ Why?

In her first post-election interview, Clinton gave insight into Vladimir Putin, Bashar al-Assad—and her own ’devastating’ loss to Trump

The PM stuck to familiar notes during his appearance at the Women in the World Summit, but it was music to the ears of his audience

From Mike Pence’s relationship with his wife to Trump’s job for his daughter, there’s a problem with how the White House sees women