Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
I don’t remember a time in my life when I didn’t read. Some of my earliest memories are of trips to the Victoria Public Library when I couldn’t have been much more than three years old. My parents were both Continue reading To fill up and live
This blog is adapted from an article originally published by The Lawyer’s Daily, part of LexisNexis Canada Inc. There is a lot of talk these days about people who make their way through what are often complex legal situations without Continue reading Self-reps or un-reps?
Now that we have put our clocks back by an hour, it is time to figure out how we are going to survive the long, dark and cold winter ahead. I haven’t spent a full winter in Canada for several Continue reading Getting ready
In 1989, two friends of mine became so offended by the little white crosses positioned outside an evangelical church in Kingston, each one symbolizing a “child” “killed” by abortion, that they undertook a late night run to remove all of Continue reading My body, my choice