The most chilling image from the Trudeau-Trump visit
In Ivanka Trump’s Instagram photo, both she and the PM are hapless props
Anne Kingston
Senior Writer and Columnist Anne Kingston covers contemporary culture—everything from medical politics to the politics of food. She is the author of ’The Meaning of Wife: A Provocative Look at Women and Marriage in the 21st Century’ and ’The Edible Man: Dave Nichol, President’s Choice and the Making of Popular Taste.’ Find her at anne.kingston@macleans.rogers.com.
Tiptoeing around the Trump in the room
Justin Trudeau’s visit was choreographed to flatter—and avoid offending—America’s intemperate president
Which PM Trudeau will President Trump be meeting Monday?
Trump’s pre-visit briefing could paint starkly different portraits of Canada’s prime minister
The Trump marriage: A Housewife of New York and The Bachelor
Melania’s lawsuit paints the U.S. presidency as, at best, a branding opportunity
How the arrival of the abortion pill reveals a double standard
As reproductive rights come under assault in the U.S., the story of new pregnancy-termination medication reveals continuing barriers to reproductive health for Canadian women
Trump’s dictatorship now extends to ’women’s’ wear
Anne Kingston on what Donald Trump means with his edict that women should dress ’like women’
After 35 years, abortions are finally available in P.E.I.
A Q&A with the first doctor to perform an abortion in P.E.I. since the early 1980s, about what this means for women in the province
What Mary Tyler Moore meant to a generation of women
How Mary Tyler Moore’s defining character tapped into the early women’s rights movement, upbraiding stereotypes as she went
What marching means for a hellscape ahead
The Washington march route passed democratic institutions that endure the test of time. A protester asked: ’It’s more than one man can dismantle, right?’
How tiny details tell the bigger story of a surreal inauguration
From Melania Trump’s Tiffany gift to Bill Clinton’s firm grip on his wife’s hand, Inauguration Day’s true meaning came down to small things