News
Tania Ehret
| As Vancouver gears up for its 2018 election on October 20, local women's organization Women Transforming Cities launch their Hot Pink Paper on women-friendly policies in municipal politics. |
Book Review
Clarissa Fortin
| The clitoris. Something so powerful and wonderful, yet largely misunderstood and ignored. Dive into female pleasure and sexuality with "Closer: Notes from the Orgasmic Frontier of Female Sexuality." |
Book Review
Sarah Hipworth
| The clever, substantial and slyly feminist novel "13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl" takes a deep look at beauty norms and society's perception of women through the eyes of Lizzie/Beth/Elizabeth/Liz. |
Book Review
Faline Bobier
| The historic battles for women's rights are well documented, so why are we still fighting the same fights? If we truly want progressive change, we need a new revolution. |
Blog
Doreen Nicoll
| On October 19 vote against divisive policies and American-style politics by voting for positive change that will empower and create equality for all Canadians. |
Blog
Azeezah Kanji
| The Harper government's niqab-stripping mania bears disturbing resemblance to the officially imperial past. |
News
Aaliya Khan
| At a recent debate hosted by the Canadian Council for Muslim Women, the Conservative party showed, yet again, their complete disconnect with women and the Muslim community. |
News
Samantha C. Thrift
| Up For Debate held its panel on gender justice and equality on Monday featuring four political leaders and a panel discussion. What did the leaders have to say in this conversation on women's issues? |
Blog
Kate McInturff
| Women voters are set to make a distinct impact on the outcome of the federal election this October. For political parties looking to pivot, consider this: it's the women, stupid. |
Activist Toolkit
| Here are tools to help you access and navigate the party leaders' interviews |
News
Julia Smith
| A report describes the continued disadvantaged position of women in Canada, and the government's failure to address women's rights. How are political parties promising to rectify gender inequality? |
Blog
Doreen Nicoll
| Those with power, and those whose power is about to be usurped, have to make their foes less than equal to themselves. |