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Gender equality week should be a wake-up call for Canadian leaders

  • We celebrate Gender Equality Week at a moment when progress is faltering. The Prosperity Project’s 2025 Annual Report Card on Gender Equity and Leadership
Opinion | BY JULIE SAVARD-SHAW, ALEXANDRA STANTE | September 25, 2025
Women and Gender Equality Minister Rechie Valdez. Ottawa can require transparency where voluntary disclosure falls short and incentivize companies to demonstrate measurable progress, write Julie Savard-Shaw and Alexandra Stante. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Gender equality week should be a wake-up call for Canadian leaders

Opinion | BY JULIE SAVARD-SHAW, ALEXANDRA STANTE | September 25, 2025
  • We celebrate Gender Equality Week at a moment when progress is faltering. The Prosperity Project’s 2025 Annual Report Card on Gender Equity and Leadership

Gender equality week should be a wake-up call for Canadian leaders

Opinion | BY JULIE SAVARD-SHAW, ALEXANDRA STANTE | September 25, 2025
  • We celebrate Gender Equality Week at a moment when progress is faltering. The Prosperity Project’s 2025 Annual Report Card on Gender Equity and Leadership
Women and Gender Equality Minister Rechie Valdez. Ottawa can require transparency where voluntary disclosure falls short and incentivize companies to demonstrate measurable progress, write Julie Savard-Shaw and Alexandra Stante. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Feds should be wary of baseless accusations of modern worker laziness

  • If women are forced to choose between caring for their families and travelling to a fluorescent-lit cubicle to kiss the proverbial boot, proponents of
Opinion | BY JULIE SAVARD-SHAW | September 20, 2023
A recent Prosperity Project study found 77 per cent of women have considered stepping down due to concerns about childcare, stress in the workplace, and a lack of support from employers, writes Julie Savard-Shaw. Unsplash photograph by Israel Andrade

Feds should be wary of baseless accusations of modern worker laziness

Opinion | BY JULIE SAVARD-SHAW | September 20, 2023
  • If women are forced to choose between caring for their families and travelling to a fluorescent-lit cubicle to kiss the proverbial boot, proponents of

Feds should be wary of baseless accusations of modern worker laziness

Opinion | BY JULIE SAVARD-SHAW | September 20, 2023
  • If women are forced to choose between caring for their families and travelling to a fluorescent-lit cubicle to kiss the proverbial boot, proponents of
A recent Prosperity Project study found 77 per cent of women have considered stepping down due to concerns about childcare, stress in the workplace, and a lack of support from employers, writes Julie Savard-Shaw. Unsplash photograph by Israel Andrade
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