The Quill

Women’s prisons exist for a reason. This archival episode of North American Angst, hosted by Peeja and Carol, confronts what happens when that foundation is quietly removed.

A constitutional lawyer exposes how free speech is being eroded across professions in Canada — from nurses to teachers to lawyers — and why women are being forced to fight back.

A childhood story of isolation, a grey giant named Nessie, and how one dog's unconditional love became the anchor that held me here.

Have you ever been afraid? Has that fear ever been so strong that it froze you in place and seemed to eat you up? Then this book is for you.

Where are the dramatic points? Where do I want to lead listeners towards? How about accents?

It’s completely understandable to want compromise. But those of us who’ve been in this battle longer have learned through experience that compromise here doesn’t work.

A fierce poetic stand against gender ideology, the erasure of women, the distortion of feminism, and the betrayal of truth. When reality was denied, some stayed silent—but others rose and said, not in my name.

Behind those who can wave their faces like banners and announce their names with the gusto of a game show host, there are hundreds—no, thousands—of women forced into the daily, death-defying act of tightrope-walking: The greatest show on earth.

This is more than a blog article; it's a call-to-action for Terf Island. We all contribute a small amount of money through National Insurance and the welfare system.

It’s not the pumpkin spice or the fake cobwebs that haunt me, but the sight of fall jackets emerging from their closet hibernation, like bears roused by distant screams.

My mom knew all about life being unfair. When she was 29 she had the flu, a pretty nasty one, they think it was Legionnaires’ disease.

I’ve always suspected fate was less an invisible force and more like a bureaucrat with a clipboard, assigning people to the appropriate stations in life.

My breasts became heavy, tender, super sensitive—basically, they were the drama queens I never asked for.

In a thought-provoking op-ed, Danish Minister for Digitization and Equality, Marie Bjerre, has sparked a heated debate.

Share this with someone who needs to read it. Merci, Manu.

Katia Bissonnette from Saguenay did not participate in the provincial boxing championship held in Drummondville last weekend.

I could not care any less for a man in a dress, but I'm seeing a pattern, I must confess. #No2SelfID #KPSS

Ruth June Bourne, The Bletchley Bombe Machine, and WWII. Ruth June Bourne was one of the unsung heroes of World War II.