Anne Kingston

Anne Kingston: The trial showed once again that one woman’s word is never enough. But shattering the facade of a man like Cosby is a momentous win

Anne Kingston: It’s time for corporate Canada to disclose its gender pay gap at home

Barry and Honey Sherman were beloved philanthropists. But he lived amid feuding family members, endless lawsuits and claims of corporate espionage. What really happened before their tragic deaths.

While the entertainer mingles with fans, his high-powered legal team is already painting his Canadian accuser as greedy and unreliable

Opinion: With a few exceptions, the first Oscars of the #MeToo era largely awarded, or was otherwise silent about, men variously accused of abuse

Accused politicians are demanding ‘due process’ from the very system #MeToo would sweep away and replace

Anne Kingston: A rightly ridiculed column telling women what to wear reflects the deeply seated casual sexism rampant in mainstream media

Anne Kingston: The first lady signals with actions what she won’t with words—that she shares the world’s distaste for the man she wed

Anne Kingston: Women like Michelle Williams have stepped up for networks and studios beset by sexual harassment scandals. Their reward? Absurdly unequal pay.

In pushing the boundaries of accepted maternal response, women are challenging an explosive taboo—and reframing motherhood in the process