Lisa Thibodeau

For years, women have been told that managing their weight is largely a matter of discipline: eat less, move more, stay consistent. But our bodies have their own ideas about how much energy we should store – and when we try to change that balance, they don't always cooperate.

Have you ever wondered what happens to the clothes you return? The ones you package up and throw in the mailbox? What about the items that don't sell? Amelia Eleiter has spent nearly two decades thinking about exactly that.

For decades, conversations about Canadian art have largely centred on a handful of familiar names. This summer, however, the National Gallery of Canada is turning its focus to another influential figure: Helen McNicoll.

What happens when the systems meant to support women entrepreneurs actually make it harder to grow? PARO CEO Rosalind Lockyer explores the barriers women face – and why Canada needs to rethink how it supports women in business.

If something happened to your parents tomorrow, would you know where their will is? Would you know if you’re the executor? And if you are – would you know what that actually entails?

Women are earning more and building more wealth than ever before. So why are money conversations still so difficult in our closest relationships?

I am a planner. I always have been. Vacations, work projects, dinner on a Tuesday. If there is a way to be ready for something, I will find it and do it twice. Planning m…

Getting older should come with a little more peace of mind, but for many women in Canada, that's not the reality.  New research from the National Institute on Ageing…