Phoebe Maltz Bovy

Bare minimum, being able to say ‘women’ is a crucial organizing strategy – one that feminists couldn’t have picked a worse time to abandon

What took me so long to meet The Golden Girls? It was on at weird times, maybe, or perhaps I saw the old ladies and assumed, as a kid, it wasn’t for me. But the magic of streaming meant that suddenly all seven seasons awaited me. How could I refuse?

In the wake of Donald Trump’s election win, the social-media platform has enjoyed a surge of new users looking for an alternative to Elon Musk’s X. But will it be useful, if it just creates an echo chamber for the left?

Among Parisians, berets and Breton stripes are not it - but try telling that to a style-inclined visitor

The population driving an overall increase in LGBTQ+ numbers is that of Gen Z women

It’s become fashionable to embrace minimalism, but there are joys to welcoming brightly coloured commercial objects into our homes

Increasingly, parents are being asked to contribute to collective gifts and even cash for teachers, aftercare workers and other caregivers

The early 2020s absolutely does have a signature look, albeit not one adopted by all

Choosing a costume has become a cultural minefield. With an increasing number of costumes being deemed unacceptable, don’t be surprised if something you wear today is considered completely offensive in a year or two

A recent debate had people wondering if progressives want to turn bananas into the new caviar

It slips out of many Canadians’ mouths in the summer and before long weekends. But the phrase also says something very specific about Canadian life

Out of an understandable concern about power imbalances, our society now largely condemns workplace relationships, including that of Toronto Mayor John Tory. But automatically writing off an entire category of romances can be harmful, too

Torontonians treat being mowed over by a driver as a natural disaster about which nothing could possibly be done

From Sam Bankman-Fried to Mark Zuckerberg, the boy kings of tech are finally suffering for their failures. What will this mean for their slovenly, carefully careless aesthetic?