Maclean’s panel: Frank talk about women in politics
Proportional representation? Mentoring? Kids in the House? A conversation with the Conservatives, Liberals and the NDP about women and political engagement
Anne Kingston
Interview: Kathleen Wynne on her $41M plan to combat misogyny
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne talks to Anne Kingston about an ambitious package of reforms
How Canada came to export a sex offender
For years, Canada bungled the infamous case of Ernest Fenwick MacIntosh. Then he travelled to Nepal where he was promptly charged, tried and convicted.
Thank you, Margaret Wente, for exposing rape culture
If anyone’s in need of a retrograde lecture, it’s the Dalhousie dentistry students, writes Anne Kingston
Bitter? Sweet! A maligned flavour has its moment
The complex, much-maligned flavour is suddenly in vogue—from bitter cocktails to vegetables
Protecting a mother’s memories from Alzheimer’s: Book review
Mother-daughter Alice in Wonderland-like exchanges underline this remarkable child-as-parental-caregiver memoir, writes Anne Kingston
Around the world in 33 artists: Book review
Thornton provides erudite context and trenchant asides while letting artists do the talking, writes reviewer Anne Kingston
Why are our national archives being locked from public view?
A new report reveals the national archives are so underfunded that our literature and history are at risk
All about Yves: A vibrant shade of blue has taken over runways
’Yves Klein Blue,’ named in the 1950s for its artist creator, is suddenly everywhere
Kimye: 2014’s strangely perfect Brangelina antidote
They’ve always provoked attention, but in 2014 Kim and Kanye stepped into the spotlight