Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Almost seven years after the September 22, 2015, murders of Carol Culleton, Anastasia Kuzyk and Nathalie Warmerdam, the inquest into their deaths began yesterday morning in Pembroke. About two dozen members of the community as well as folks directly involved Continue reading We hope (part one)
Carsie Blanton’s ongoing determination to find joy, regardless of the circumstances, has inspired me – not for the first time — to try to follow in her footsteps. I thought writing about joy might help me not think about the Continue reading For the joy it brings
It’s impossible not to be thinking about guns this week. Two recent high-profile mass shootings in the United States – the Buffalo grocery store shooting on May 14th and the Uvalde elementary school shooting on May 24th – left a Continue reading We remember (part four)
Family courthouses have been shuttered for most of the pandemic, with lawyers, clients, judges, clerks and those providing support services figuring out how to do their work remotely. There have been some funny stories as a system not known for Continue reading Online isn’t always better