Thomas Mulcair on paying for their promises, getting women into parliament and turning the Senate into a daycare centre

The Chatelaine Q&A: NDP leader Thomas Mulcair

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Thomas Mulcair

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Stephen Harper on child care, the economy and why some women might have trouble attaining positions of leadership.

The Chatelaine Q&A: Prime Minister Stephen Harper

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Stephen Harper

The debate may have been cancelled, but violence against women, pay equity and other so-called women's issues matter — and so do our votes.

Leaders drop out of women's issues debate, and that's a shame

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Election 2015

For the first time, women are leading the election campaigns of all three major federal candidates. Meet Ottawa’s biggest power brokers.

The women who run Ottawa's war rooms

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She was dismissed as the “Vegas Girl” and a bartending single mom. Now 31, Ruth Ellen Brosseau is gearing up for the fall election.  This time, she’s ready.

Ruth Ellen Brosseau: from 'Vegas Girl' to NDP vice-chair

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