One-fifth of men in the U.S. are reluctant to hire so-called attractive women, according to a new survey. Continue reading →

Zuzana Čaputová, the country’s first female president, was asked by a journalist if she was feeling “nervous” or “stressed” because she had changed her dress three times that day. Continue reading →

Women of colour and Indigenous women are severely underrepresented, both on and behind the screen. Continue reading →

Council approved a motion Monday night to make an official declaration the city won’t tolerate any type of discrimination.  Continue reading →

Winnipeg Labour Council president Basia Sokal is stepping down after alleging sexist remarks were directed at her. Continue reading →

A Liberal MP from B.C. was forced to apologize after his claim that Jody Wilson-Raybould’s father was “pulling the strings” in the SNC-Lavalin affair prompted accusations of sexism. Continue reading →

Ada Hegerberg made women’s soccer history on Monday, but her historic moment was tarnished by a sexist remark from a French presenter at the awards gala. Continue reading →

At an announcement in Halifax today, she said the funding – more than double the amount initially earmarked in the federal budget – comes in the wake of a global reckoning on the widespread nature of sexism, misogyny and gender-based violence. Continue reading →

According to the Ipsos survey of 1,203 teens commissioned by the Girl Guides of Canada, 35 per cent of girls reported discrimination against them because of their gender, compared to 21 per cent of boys. Continue reading →