Janice Dickson

Many young women at a recent event in Texas told The Globe and Mail that they are frustrated by what they characterized as a career-driven culture that has been imposed on them

Hagar Brodutch, currently living in Toronto with her family, was trapped in Gaza as Israel began its assault

Ukraine and Russia frequently blame each other for shelling around the plant, and there have been a number of such accusations this week

Two PEI business partners have created company to help boost Ukraine’s economy and agricultural viability by investing in planting, harvesting and selling potatoes

Performing as the war with Russia continues comes with challenges, but the show goes on to raise support

As hundreds share their stories, investigators work to determine if soldiers are using sexual violence strategically, which could open the door to prosecuting senior-level Russian officials

As Russian attacks cut off their water and power, and children and grandchildren take shelter elsewhere, many elderly Ukrainians are staying behind in increasingly bad situations

Roman Oleksiv lost his mother and suffered severe burns to 80 per cent of his body after a pair of Russian missiles struck the centre of Vinnytsia in July, 2022

Women in Honduras share stories of seeking medical care for their pregnancies, only to be forced to forfeit their reproductive rights

Femicide rates in this country are higher than anywhere else in Latin America, and shelters say it’s getting worse as police leave abusers unpunished for increasingly vicious crimes