ON ROUGHING IT IN THE BUSH
An Ontario forest firefighter reflects on the limitations and contradictions of current anti-discriminatory directives in an outdoor workplace
Politics
CHARITABLE MISOGYNY
On the rise of men's rights in Canada
AFTER BEDFORD
In light of the Supreme Court’s recent overhaul of Canada’s prostitution laws, Ainsley Doty considers what’s next for the country’s sex industry
OFFICE WIVES
What can two feminist movements from the twentieth century teach us about unpaid internships today? Cynthia Spring explores the exploitative conditions of unwaged work
INDIGENOUS WOMEN AND TWO-SPIRITED PEOPLE: OUR WORK IS DECOLONIZATION!
Chelsea Vowel associates the struggle against colonial gender roles with the politics of an Indigenous resurgence movement
THE END OF UNPAID INTERNSHIPS?
I am one of the unpaid interns let go from The Walrus last week.
How Harper’s Foreign Aid Initiative Fails Women
Cindy McMann shows how Canadian foreign aid funding is harming women around the world.