Christina Vardanis

There’s no shortage of cannabis products — from oils to edibles and vaginal suppositories to vapes — claiming to ease period pain. But what does the science say?

Rebecca Traister talks to Chatelaine about her new book, Good And Mad, and how all that rage you're feeling is powering a revolution.

In her new and darkly funny book of essays, the author and columnist charts her path from timid pre-teen to 'big, galumphing war horse.'

Canadian singer Chantal Kreviazuk dishes out some tough love in her advice column for Chatelaine. This week: How to deal with that totally rude friend.

In praise of couples who sleep together — in sickness and in health.

Gay's new book, Hunger, is a raw and vulnerable account of the author's experience with trauma and how she has taken control of her own narrative.

'Here’s a radical idea: instead of constantly harping on the fact that 'true beauty is found within,' how about just making sure our heroines come in all shapes and sizes, and we don’t talk about the virtues of beauty at all?'

Dorothy, Blanche, Rose and Sophia are back at it in a new version of the classic whodunnit game.

Chatelaine asked seven mothers and daughters to interview each other. The result is an intimate look at a powerful and complex relationship.

A GQ Style cover story reveals that the actor is living in a glass case of emotion.

Internet, I get it. It was an awkward rallying cry. But the message is worth taking in.

Contributing fitness editor Assata McKenzie walks you through ways to work your arms and back.