News
Judy Rebick
| Thirty years later, remembering the killings at L'École Polytechnique and what came next. |
Blog
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. |
Columnists
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. |
Blog
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
| This episode of GroundWire Community Radio News takes a focus on gender-based violence. |
Podcast
Meghan Murphy
| Meghan Murphy speaks with Hilla Kerner about Vancouver Rape Relief's Montreal Massacre Memorial event, taking place on December 5, 2015. |
Blog
Jessica Prupas
| A selection of highlights from the blog this week |
Podcast
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
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. |
Blog
Women's Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF)
| Peace and justice are foundational conditions of equality. Violence against women must end. |
Columnists
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
Ella Bedard
| Domestic violence is a workplace issue. Labour, government and employers are going to meet to discuss potential solutions to address domestic violence. |