Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Most of the time when I think about privacy in my work, I’m thinking about ways to help women keep their personal information private, but there is another side to the privacy discussion as well. First, why is privacy such Continue reading Understanding privacy
Warning: Serious rant ahead I’m pissed off. Last Saturday morning, I flipped my laptop open in my Sault Ste Marie hotel room and turned to the CBC News website to do a quick scan of the news before getting ready Continue reading Really?
Just shy of four months ago, on June 28th, the jury in the inquest into the deaths of Carol Culleton, Anastasia Kuzyk and Nathalie Warmerdam returned its verdict, which included 86 recommendations for change. Inquest jury recommendations are non-binding, which Continue reading Let’s get it done!
Earlier this week, Jack Sepple was sentenced to 23½ years in prison for the February 1st murder of his girlfriend, Ashley Wadsworth. Ashley, a young (19 years old at the time of her death) Canadian woman, had travelled to England Continue reading “A brutal and cowardly attack”