Only one woman sought latest Supreme Court seat, says panel chair
Two weeks ago Prime Minister Justin Trudeau nominated Justice Nicholas Kasirer. Continue reading
Kim Campbell
Canada’s Wrongfully Convicted: How does one achieve justice?
If you’re wrongfully convicted, how hard is it to get your conviction set aside? Continue reading
Jody Wilson-Raybould holds up Brian Mulroney as example, memoirs tell a different story
Jody Wilson-Raybould has held up Brian Mulroney as a prime minister who knew better than to politically interfere with his attorney general’s judgment when it comes to criminal prosecutions. Continue reading
Former PM Kim Campbell elaborates on ‘Sleeveless dresses’ tweet
The former Prime Minister caused a stir with the tweet last month. Continue reading
Angela Kokott: Why are women the biggest critics of other women?
We should be judged by our words and not our wardrobe. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Kim Campbell was wrong, but there’s a larger discussion to be had
Former prime minister Kim Campbell’s tweet about TV anchors in sleeveless dresses was asinine, but Supriya Dwivedi says it is true that women still must work harder than men to be perceived as competent and credible Continue reading
Bill Kelly: The right to bare arms
Just what kind of message is Kim Campbell sending? Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Don’t tell me what to wear Kim Campbell
By Farah Nasser Anchor
Campbell broke new ground in 1993 leading this country but 25 years later, she seems to have lost touch with groundbreaking women in a single tweet. Continue reading
Kim Campbell says wearing sleeveless outfits ‘undermines’ women on TV
The former prime minister tweeted that “bare arms undermine credibility and gravitas.” Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Canada’s former prime ministers fade into obscurity after leaving office, and that’s a good thing
When the sun sets on the political career of prime ministers, it often marks the beginning of another. Continue reading