Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Remember how easy it used to be to go shopping? I don’t mean pre-pandemic – everything was easier then — I mean in years long past. You headed to the store armed with a list, either written or in your Continue reading Just a pair of socks
In 1989, I was a second-year law student at Queen’s University. December 6 began like any other Wednesday in our busy household. In other words, it was not memorable. I assume that, as usual, I rose before the sun to Continue reading A time to reflect
When my daughter asked, many months ago, if we would like to go with her and her partner to a Buffy Ste. Marie concert at Massey Hall at the end of November, we responded with a resounding yes. Buffy’s music, Continue reading Carry it on
Cherie (not her real name) left her abusive partner three years ago and, with her children, moved to a new community for a fresh start. She signed up to volunteer in her son’s kindergarten class and was told she had Continue reading Starting over