Anne Kingston

Anne Kingston on how the criticism levelled at Kirsty Duncan over a controversial MS treatment is surprisingly unscientific

Hearts and smiley faces have become our highest cultural currency. Welcome to a world where meritocracy is replaced by friendocracy

The Witches presents a a new, nuanced narrative

Justin Trudeau led an equal number of men and women up the driveway to Rideau Hall. That short walk took 147 years.

A top researcher has been sworn to secrecy about a medication prescribed to half of pregnant women in the country

There were some unexpected upsides after a campaign in which women were ignored, deployed as political props, and even attacked

Anne Kingston shares her most memorable moment in the 2015 federal election campaign.

Without systemic supports in place, extended leaves can limit women’s income and work choices

Kathleen Lahey, a law professor at Queen’s University, on how time out affects a woman’s job prospects and earning power

In Canada’s 33 most ethnically diverse federal ridings, there are more female candidates than in less diverse ridings