Anne Kingston

In Ivanka Trump’s Instagram photo, both she and the PM are hapless props

Justin Trudeau’s visit was choreographed to flatter—and avoid offending—America’s intemperate president

Trump’s pre-visit briefing could paint starkly different portraits of Canada’s prime minister

Melania’s lawsuit paints the U.S. presidency as, at best, a branding opportunity

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

Anne Kingston on what Donald Trump means with his edict that women should dress ’like women’

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

How Mary Tyler Moore’s defining character tapped into the early women’s rights movement, upbraiding stereotypes as she went

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?’

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