Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
In November, I wrote about the death of Audrey Parker, who had advocated strenuously for changes to Canada’s medical assistance in dying (MAID) legislation that would have allowed her to die on her own terms. The expert panel I referred Continue reading Take action to support advance requests
Those of us who feel as though we have been living in perpetual election anticipation and/or recovery deserve to be forgiven. After all, in the past couple of years, we have lived through an American presidential election with shocking results, Continue reading Election time (again!)
In his annual January 1st mass in St. Peter’s Basilica, Pope Frances provided an ode to motherhood; something that rings a bit hollow given his positions on other issues including abortion and the ordination of women as well as his Continue reading Pope Francis loves mothers
When I left home, I did not know how to cook. Well, I had basic Girl Guide cooking skills, but those did not amount to much in the grown-up world I was entering. For years, the few cookbooks I had Continue reading Cookbooks are about more than recipes