Maureen Halushak

We used to call each other every night but only see each other once a week. Then we got married, and went into lockdown.

I appreciate what makeup does, but I really want to live in a world where even with scars, I can be seen as enough.

The world has radically changed in the past month, but our May/June issue contains the same insightful journalism and delicious recipes that have made Chatelaine a Canadian icon.

“It’s going to be plant-based, and it’s going to be delicious.” If you’re invited to dinner by Jillian Harris and Tori Wesszer, that’s all you need to know.

Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who says she had sex with Prince Andrew as an underage teen, grants her first detailed interview with a British broadcaster.

Women continue to play key roles in the Liberal federal government, included newly minted Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland.

Here's what you need to know about what happened last night, and about our new, Liberal minority government

Everyone and their dog is taking CBD—a non-intoxicating compound derived from the cannabis plant—for pain, insomnia, arthritis, anxiety and more. But so far there's little scientific evidence it does anything.

And yes, it’s OK to talk politics.

Through a series of small changes, the lifestyle blogger and television personality halved the amount of trash she throws out. Here's how she did it.

Whether it’s dubious wellness product claims, misconceptions about basic anatomy or confusion over reproductive rights, Dr. Jen Gunter will set you straight. How this ob-gyn from Winnipeg became the most important truth teller in women’s health.

I’m new around here, but this isn’t the first time I’ve worked at Chatelaine. I started my career at this iconic brand 15 years ago, and it’s an honour to return.