Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
As my partner and I sat down in our neighbourhood pub a couple of weeks ago, looking forward to some old-fashioned English fish and chips, I felt my phone vibrate. I couldn’t resist taking a quick peek to see who Continue reading To vote or not to vote
Janis Ian’s music has been part of my life since my grade 9 English teacher played “Society’s Child” for us as an example of how song lyrics could be used to make a powerful political statement. I couldn’t find the Continue reading Of music and sports
Judicial education is a critical component of improving legal responses to intimate partner violence. Recently, I had the opportunity to speak to family court judges in Ontario, as they attended an education seminar, one day of which was dedicated to Continue reading Talking to judges part two
Judicial education is a critical component of improving legal responses to intimate partner violence. Recently, I had the opportunity to speak to family court judges in Ontario, as they attended an education seminar, one day of which was dedicated to Continue reading Talking to judges, part one