Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Bob Marley once said that marijuana offered the means to heal a nation. We may have the opportunity to test his belief as of October 17th, the date on which Canada’s legalization of recreational marijuana comes into effect. It has Continue reading The healing of a nation?
Prison farms have a long and reputable history in Canada. First established in the prairie provinces more than 100 years ago, farms moved onto federal prison grounds in Ontario in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Canada’s prison capital, Kingston, Continue reading Prison farms return!
Well, it is official now. Just in time for Canada Day, Doug Ford was sworn in as Ontario’s Premier. Perhaps you have tried to avoid thinking about this moment since election day just over three weeks ago or perhaps you Continue reading Can we make lemonade out of these lemons?
Over the past couple of decades, I have spent many a happy day meandering along Prince Edward County’s Taste Trail sampling local produce, cheeses, lavender and wines. Nothing makes me happier than creating a delicious meal from local ingredients and Continue reading Misogyny in the vineyard