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In a trade war, can you shop your way to patriotism? (opens the original)
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It’s official: The Canada-U.S. trade war has a dress code. As we’re hit with tariffs and increasingly antagonistic rhetoric from south of the border, the “Canada Is Not for Sale” baseball caps and Lake Ontario-branded hoodies are proliferating, and keeping Canuck pride alive and healthy. It makes sense. Most of us can’t negotiate trade agreements, retaliate against tariffs or do much at all about the decisions coming out of Washington. But we can buy Canadian strawberries instead of American one
Boy moms and girl dads, let’s be done with gendered parenting labels (opens the original)
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There are plenty of things that parents do that are absolutely none of my business. Calling themselves “boy moms” and “girl dads,” unfortunately, has become everyone’s business. For your consideration: Anne Hathaway is a self-described boy mom. Earlier this year, the actor used the term while explaining how raising two sons has influenced the way she dresses, so that she can go from a work meeting to a pickup basketball game at a moment’s notice. Channing Tatum, too, has enthusiastically embrace
With the trad-wife look, fashion has taken an unsettling turn (opens the original)
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Earlier this summer, the chicly silver-streaked Stacy London, former co-host of TLC’s What Not To Wear, declared: “Prada showed aprons this season for spring. If that was not for trad wives, I don’t know who it was for.” Since then, I have not been able to see otherwise. The spring/summer runways were overrun with not only aprons, but peasant skirts, florals and clothes seemingly designed for an elegant day of baking bread and pumping milk (no disrespect to moms). Aprons and dirndl dresses were
Globe editorial: The debate over puberty blockers needs more science and less politics (opens the original)
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There are two fundamental principles when considering appropriate treatment for young people who believe they have a gender identity different than their biological sex. The first is that the welfare of the young person must rise above all other concerns. The second, related, principle is that the decision about treatment for gender dysphoria must be based on the best medical advice available, not ideology. It can be already an incredibly vulnerable moment for young Canadians struggling with the
In praise of the courthouse wedding (opens the original)
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One of the most surprising celebrity wedding images of the year did not involve a cathedral veil, a castle in the Cotswolds or a reception that looked as if it required a structural engineer. It was Dua Lipa and Callum Turner leaving London’s Old Marylebone Town Hall after tying the knot in May. The details were still celebrity-grade: Lipa wore a custom ivory Schiaparelli skirt suit with a wide-brimmed Stephen Jones hat, white gloves and Christian Louboutin pumps, inspired by Bianca Jagger’s ico
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