Canada's oil-rich province could be headed for a recession, a chemical compound worse than bisphenol-A, and a "gift" for your arts and crafts–averse ex.

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Living

In honour of Ms. Atwood’s 75th birthday, we revisit our 1981 profile of the oft-misunderstood but well-loved Canadian literary icon.

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Canadian women are making bank, why texting is a back-breaking endeavour, and a very happy birthday to a literary great.

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The Word

Buckle your seat belts. Margaret Atwood takes us on a trip through cyberspace and discovers a place where equality might (finally!) be taking flight. 

Margaret Atwood: Trouble on Planet Genderland

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Books

Chatelaine book editor, Laurie Grassi, picks the must-read, award-winning novels from the last two decades

Margaret Atwood

The Word: On Alberta, bisphenol-S, and glitter bombs

Throwback Thursday: In 1981, Margaret Atwood was our Woman of the Year

The Word: On women one-percenters, tech neck, and Margaret Atwood

Margaret Atwood exclusive: Trouble on Planet Genderland

Our 10 favourite Man Booker winners