Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
The other day, I decided that perhaps the only way I might be able to make myself retire would be if I got rid of some of my work paraphernalia. This coincides with my partner’s and my upcoming move, which Continue reading More lessons on retirement
I spend more time than I like to admit daydreaming about winning a lottery. I’m picky – my fantasies are not about winning a house or a car or even $10 million. I’m interested in the very big pot of Continue reading Dispensing largesse
I need a high level of order in my living environment. This is a challenge at the best of times, as even living with just one other person does not always allow me the control over my personal space that I Continue reading On the move, part three
In July, I wrote about the importance of expert witnesses in sexual assault trials. I referred specifically to the appeal by musician Jacob Hoggard, in which his lawyers argued that the trial judge improperly allowed expert evidence to be heard Continue reading Unappealing decision