How ’emancipatory sex-ed’ can help prevent rape
It doesn’t fix the underlying problem of rape culture, but a made-in-Canada program is getting good results when it comes to reducing gender-based violence
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Shuffleu(ff)(p)agus v2.0 – Sources say the darnedest (and most contradictory) things.
Good morning, speculators! With just over two hours to go until the show gets underway at Rideau Hall, a few pundits have broken...
Caption Challenge Vol. 2, No. 3: The Voting
UPDATE just before 2 p.m ET: A convincing victory for Not Stephen Colbert, who is, I am assuming, not Stephen Colbert. Whoever you...
This is the week that was
The NDP took on the budget bill and called on the government to split it. I talked to Peter Van Loan and recalled Speaker...
Toronto shooting: Faisal Hussain identified as shooter
A 10-year-old girl and 18-year-old woman were killed after a man with a handgun made his way down a busy stretch of bars and restaurants in Toronto’s Greektown
Brad Wall is a tall man. A tall man whose words are fists of democracy. Boo, McGuinty.
From the Inkless mailbox, without which today would be quiet indeed:
Trudeau’s transparency ploy can’t lose
The big news: The Liberal leader challenges his opponents to post expenses online.
Behold the empowered (Conservative) backbencher
On the successful passage of private members’ bills
QP Live: Carney cuts growth forecast, health council loses funding
Join us for your daily dose of political theatre. Tweet about the madness at #QP.
The 2019 election revealed that sexism is status quo
Anne Kingston: Misogynistic slurs, masculinity contests and lack of discussion of issues affecting all women serve as a blaring wake-up call