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Journalist Nora Loreto. Image: David J. Climenhaga
30 years after the Montreal Massacre, politicians and media are making things worse
David J. Climenhaga | Every Canadian should read Nora Loreto's essay in the National Observer -- and every Canadian man should read it in a spirit of reflection and honest self-examination.
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Remembering the Montreal Massacre
Judy Rebick | Thirty years later, remembering the killings at L'École Polytechnique and what came next.
Columnists
The terror at home that Canada will not name
Matthew Behrens | Despite the daily barrage of patriarchal terrorism in our own neighbourhoods, the self-styled feminist government of Justin Trudeau acts in a manner inconsistent with the extent of the crisis.
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Chris Alexander
Conservative leaders duck and cover in wake of disgraceful anti-carbon rally
David J. Climenhaga | Chris Alexander wasn’t waving his finger in time with the chanters, he said yesterday. He was trying to get the crowd to stop. Seriously, I'm not making this up.
Podcast
GroundWire | December 21, 2015: Gender-based violence
GroundWire | This episode of GroundWire Community Radio News takes a focus on gender-based violence.
Podcast
Women's solidarity, the Montreal Massacre and fighting male violence today
Meghan Murphy | Meghan Murphy speaks with Hilla Kerner about Vancouver Rape Relief's Montreal Massacre Memorial event, taking place on December 5, 2015.
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Holiday cheer and feminist killjoys: this week's blog roundup
Jessica Prupas | A selection of highlights from the blog this week
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GroundWire | December 8, 2014: Commemorating the École Polytechnique Massacre
GroundWire | This is a special edition to commemorate the École Polytechnique Massacre that occurred in Montréal on December 6, 1989, and more broadly, the ongoing violence against women.
Podcast
Remembering the Montreal massacre
Redeye Collective | In 1989, a man walked into the École Polytechnique in Montreal and killed 14 women engineering students. We speak with Elinor Warkentin who was involved in creating a monument in Vancouver.
Columnists
December 6 marks the endorsement of violence against sex workers
Joyce Arthur | In an act of "sick and twisted" irony, Canada's new prostitution law takes effect on December 6, the anniversary of the Montreal Massacre and a day now set aside to mourn violence against women.
News
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25 years after the Montreal Massacre we remember and move toward equality
Women's Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF) | Peace and justice are foundational conditions of equality. Violence against women must end.
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Stark revelations from workplace labour survey on domestic violence
Ella Bedard | Domestic violence is a workplace issue. Labour, government and employers are going to meet to discuss potential solutions to address domestic violence.