Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Although I have lived in this neighbourhood for almost a decade, I have just gotten to know it over the past year. Until the pandemic put a fast and total stop to my work and other travel, I landed at Continue reading Looking for hope (part nine)
It’s not just the movie, television and music industries that celebrate their achievements; the not-for-profit and academic worlds do, too. Given the cancellation of such events as the Golden Globes because of their deeply rooted lack of diversity, it seems Continue reading Awards season
No doubt, there was a time before clotheslines, when laundry was spread out on bushes or other flat surfaces to dry in the sun and, in some parts of the world, that approach continues. However, the concept of hanging washed Continue reading Looking for hope (part eight)
In March, I wrote about a Kitchener woman who was found guilty of breaching the publication ban put in place to protect her privacy during the sexual assault trial of her former husband. He was found guilty, but when the Continue reading Making our own change