Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
As I shuffled my way across the sheet of ice that passed for the grocery store parking lot early one morning last week, I felt as though I was about 300 years old. Each step brought me one step closer Continue reading Now there’s some fun
In 2011, Helen Naslund killed her husband after almost 30 years of being subjected to his extreme abuse. The Naslunds were farmers and, as is often the case with family farms, Helen also worked off the farm to increase the Continue reading Gunpowder and lead
The past two years have been challenging for me; someone who has never found it easy to say no. On the social front, while I used to struggle not to overcommit to get-togethers with friends, meals out, movies, live music and Continue reading Feeling good about saying no
Five years after Canada’s first legislation permitting medical assistance in dying (MAiD) passed, access was broadened in March of last year when Bill C-7 came into effect. While the changes introduced by Bill C-7 did not go as far as Continue reading Planning ahead