Maureen Halushak

The federal Green Party leader is a Woman of the Year for prying open the door of Canadian politics. Here, she shares her own highlight from this highly eventful year.

The actor is a Woman of the Year for making us laugh when we needed it most. Here, she shares her own highlight from this highly eventful year.

Canada's Chief Public Health Officer is a Woman of the Year for guiding us through the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. Here, she shares her own highlight from this highly eventful year.

I just can’t understand why grouping such distinct identities together is necessary—or how it could be beneficial to any of the identities in question. It turns out I’m not alone.

"It’s never too late to help yourself. It’s never too late to repair old wounds. It’s never too late to take responsibility for your actions."

The beloved musician, author and sitcom star speaks to Jennifer E. Crawford about living through a hundred hangovers to get where she is today.

This cottage went up fast—in just two days!—but its warmth is testament to the time and care its owners spent turning the empty shell into an inviting home.

For 47 years, the Oqnali’kiaq Princess Pageant in Eskasoni First Nation—a Mi’kmaw community on Cape Breton Island—has crowned the queen of Eskasoni. Here, a glimpse inside the 2020 competition.

“Understanding failure and understanding how to get up become valuable life tools that you can take to your grave.”

"Nobody likes a fart joke more than Sarah McLachlan"

Years before the devastation of COVID-19, Ontario knew that long-term care was in crisis. The danger of prioritizing profit over people was made clear when a wave of elders died at the hands of someone they trusted

We asked seven vintage shop owners to share their thoughts on the power of second-hand style—and to model some of their favourite fall looks.