Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Regardless of whether the phrase “aging is not for the weak of heart” originated with Mae West or Meryl Streep, it seems pretty accurate to me. As I move towards my 72nd birthday, getting older often feels pretty bleak. To Continue reading “The great unfuckening”
MAID – medical assistance in dying – has been a highly charged issue in Canada for decades. It raises important and emotional legal, medical, ethical and religious questions that do not have easy answers. For many of us, the Sue Continue reading MAID, 10 years in
Togetherness and sharing are lovely, but my partner and I have been passing a cold/flu bug back and forth for more than a month now, and I’ve about had enough of it. I brought the grot home from an early Continue reading Share & share alike
When I saw an email from Women and Gender Equality Canada (WAGE), formerly Status of Women Canada, in my inbox early last week, I assumed it was a communication about substantive women’s equality issues. The fall has seen an unprecedented Continue reading ‘Tis the season