Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Those of us who work in the area of family law all too often are seen as intentionally increasing the antagonism between the people who have come to us for help in order to line our own pockets. Nothing could Continue reading Learning for lawyers
Last week, I received an email from an Ontario public institution asking me to do a presentation on family law and violence against women at an upcoming program for its professional staff. This was not unusual: I receive frequent invitations Continue reading Counting time
On August 26 of this year, Gayle Garlock had a medically assisted death at home, with his wife and two sons by his side. In so doing, he became one of almost 7,000 people in Canada to have taken advantage Continue reading MAID improvements
On election night 2019, Justin Trudeau trumpeted that Canadians had given him “a clear mandate.” He also said: “From coast to coast to coast tonight, Canadians . . . voted in favour of a progressive agenda and strong action on Continue reading “A clear mandate”???