Culture

When Priya Ramsingh wrote Brown Girl in the Room, she secretly hoped readers wouldn’t still be seeing themselves in its pages nearly a decade later. But as the novel is re-released, its themes of workplace discrimination, bias, and belonging still feel as timely as ever.

Gail Harvey didn’t start out thinking she would become an award-winning director of documentaries, movies and television series. She was studying early childhood educatio…

From supportive one-pieces and sporty styles to sustainable bikinis and even period-friendly swimsuits, Canadian swimwear brands are making a big splash this season. Many…

For a country that has long treated women’s hockey as a point of national pride, an all-Canadian PWHL final feels pretty fitting.

Victoria Beckham has officially landed at Gap Canada, and if early signs are any indication, it’s not going to stay on shelves for long. The 34-piece collection is the fi…

There’s a version of motherhood many women are handed long before they ever live it – one that’s polished, selfless, and paints a picture of an idealized experience. But …

In our culture of “Top 30 under 30” and “20-something disruptors,” it’s easy to internalize the idea that success has an expiry date. But Helen Hirsh Spence is living pro…

I’ve worked in more than one environment where the hardest dynamics weren’t with men, but with other women. Women who saw other women as competition. Women who undermined instead of collaborated. Women who treated another woman’s success as a threat.