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In celebration of Sophie Grégoire Trudeau's 45th birthday, we're taking a look back at our 2017 cover shoot with Canada's first lady.

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Now is the time to take action. We’ve mapped out our seven feminist-inspired strategies—many of which came directly from the men and women who completed our State of the Sisterhood survey. “The voices of the marginalized minority, ‘other’ women, need to be heard and not interpreted through the lens of the majority,” wrote one respondent. […]

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I drop onto my knees and plant my hands into the arid yellow grasses of Los Padres National Forest in Ojai, Calif. Hall Newbegin, a self-proclaimed “wilderness freak” and founder of Juniper Ridge, a trail-inspired fragrance distillery, has instructed my fellow hikers and me to “awaken our animal senses” by sniffing our environment. “Get your […]

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In a parallel universe, here’s how this article would have started: with Hillary Clinton winning the United States presidential election. A woman would have broken what many perceive to be the ultimate glass ceiling. Segue from the White House to French fashion houses, and 2016 was a breakthrough year for female designers. Christian Dior and […]

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Mountains can be as challenging as they are alluring, and I reluctantly like them that way. If a hike’s too easy, I’m not coaxed out of my comfort zone. If I didn’t push through switchbacks and scramble over a few rocks, I wouldn’t know what I’m capable of. The view at the top isn’t always […]

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Tuesday, November 8, 2016. That is the day that marked the beginning of a new epoch, for not only the United States but also the world. By a twist of fate, Donald Trump stunned pollsters and won the U.S. election. It was a crushing loss for Hillary Clinton—despite the fact that she won the popular […]

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When it comes to landing your dream gig, it’s no longer about checking off the degree or diploma box on an application. The job market is competitive, and to counter that, post-secondary schools are offering new specialized programs and certificates. “We’re finding that, more and more, interdisciplinary training is required [to find a job],” says […]

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The good news: You landed a first interview. The bad news: It’s a video interview, and you’re camera shy. Sometimes the interview isn’t even with a real person, and instead you record your answers to a series of pop-up questions. Skype and video interviews, on the other hand, usually last about 15 to 30 minutes. […]

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There’s a Barbie commercial making the rounds on social media that starts with a little girl giving a lecture to a university class about the brain. Her students are at first surprised and then charmed by their precocious prof. The commercial goes on to show young girls taking on all manner of real-world careers, from […]

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Years ago I worked at a television station, and the weirdest part of my job was seeing older male newscasters wandering the halls in full TV pancake makeup as they waited to go on the air. Foundation clung to their usually invisible facial hair, making them look like they were covered in faint yellow fur. […]

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Like many young couples, Stephanie Gilman and her husband, Jacob, decided together when she should go off the pill in order for them to have a child. But unlike most couples, this decision was fraught with potential life-and-death consequences. Instead of a birth control pill, Gilman would stop taking Tamoxifen, the potentially life-saving drug she […]

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Within moments of meeting COS creative director Karin Gustafsson, you understand her connection to the brand’s ethos. Like its clothes, Gustafsson has a strong but quiet persona. She also has a creative and intellectual point of view that mirrors the aesthetic. Since it launched in March 2007 in London, COS has been the affordable option […]

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