On the case of Erin Weir, Jagmeet Singh has done everything right
Tom Parkin: The talk radio speculation and misplaced attacks on the NDP leader show the fragile gains of the #MeToo movement
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Why a federal #MeToo law won’t be enforced any time soon
Ottawa made a big show of taking on workplace harassment. But its new legislation is full of blanks and a year and a half from coming into force.
Can the Royal Winnipeg Ballet get past its #MeToo moment?
Allegations against a former teacher and photographer—first reported by Maclean’s—have ballooned into a newly certified class-action against the fabled ballet
What we’ve missed in the conversation about Justin Trudeau’s alleged grope
Opinion: The response to the ’Kokanee grope’ revealed the poison in the discourse offered by some bad-faith partisan actors—and some uncompromising feminists
Kristin Raworth: #MeToo can become a ’journey to change’
How the civil servant who alleged that former federal cabinet minister Kent Hehr harassed her learned to forgive
These women left politics because of harassment. Here’s how they’re fighting it now
The co-founders of the Young Women’s Leadership Network have created a resource for political parties on how to navigate claims of harassment and assault
Bill Cosby found guilty on all counts in sexual assault retrial
The comedian could face up to 10 years on each of the counts.
How Stormy Daniels is closing the credibility gap for women
Opinion: #MeToo is about sexual assault, but also about the worthiness of women as credible narrators—and Stormy Daniels is among those leading that charge
Meg Wolitzer writes ’The Female Persuasion’ for the #MeToo era
In an interview, novelist Wolitzer is upbeat about the number of women in U.S. politics—and female writers winning big awards
How one woman challenged Canada’s macho rock-climbing world
Jan Redford’s memoir about rock-climbing, family life and feminism is right on time for the age of #MeToo