SocietyWhat’s the deal with Harvey Weinstein’s walker?Image of Week: It’s not clear whether his doctor prescribed it, but his lawyers sure think he needs it
NewsWill Harvey Weinstein’s big show produce ’himpathy’?Anne Kingston: Weinstein’s case offers a textbook lesson in systemic protections afforded powerful, privileged men
SocietyThe first crop of #MeToo books reflect the movement’s complexityThe meme unleashed discussion of gendered inequities, including the continuing wage gap and the nature of consent
MultimediaAfter #MeToo, it’s time to talk about consentOnly one in three Canadians understand what consent means. If we’ve learned anything in the wake of Weinstein and #MeToo, it’s that that has to change, argues Angelyn Francis.
CanadaGregg Zaun, former Jays catcher and broadcaster, fired for inappropriate behaviourGregg Zaun was fired on Thursday after Rogers Media received complaints from ’multiple female employees’
OpinionFour malignant questions about sexual harassment that keep getting repeatedOpinion: It’s good that people are asking difficult questions post-Weinstein, but some carry a troubling undercurrent of doubt and resentment
OpinionWhy the language of Hollywood harassment stories mattersOpinion: Even a term like the ’Weinstein effect’ removes women from stories, and maintains a narrow focus on a singular perpetrator
SocietyWhy the A-list masturbating creep is the defining image of 2017Anne Kingston: Louis C.K. and others have combined ego, id and male privilege to create a pornographic portrait of harassment by powerful men
SocietyLouis C.K., Ed Westwick, Kevin Spacey—the ’Weinstein effect’ keeps expandingAllegations Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment and assault have prompted a growing list of similar stories about other men in power
SocietyWorkplace harassment: the systemic rot that can’t be measuredAnne Kingston: a new poll tells us what the current deluge of scandals implies: harassment rooted in gender power imbalances is an epic problem