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Canadians want parties and governments to act on gender parity in politics

Shari Graydon
Sep 19, 2022

Updated: Sep 29, 2022


women in politics_Canadians want parties and governments to act on gender parity in politics

What do Iceland, Mexico and New Zealand have in common?


On at least one fundamental measure, they’re more democratic than Canada. That’s because in recent years they’ve adapted their political systems to ensure that women’s perspectives and experiences are meaningfully reflected in government decision-making.


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