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Telling women to ‘lean in’ won’t get more of them in politics — the parties have left women behind

Updated: Sep 29, 2022


parliament hill_Telling women to ‘lean in’ won’t get more of them in politics


Men dominate Canadian politics. In the 2021 federal election, men represented 57 per cent of candidates for the Liberal party, 67 per cent of Conservative candidates and 70 per cent of elected MPs.

 
 
 

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