Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
I recently spent a wonderful weekend with three good friends; women I don’t get to see nearly enough. All lawyers doing social justice work of one kind or another, we met through our work, and our friendships grew from there. Continue reading The joys of friendship
The announcement last week by Liberal MP Scott Brison that he would not seek re-election in the fall and so would resign from his Cabinet position as President of the Treasury Board of Canada led to a significant Cabinet shuffle Continue reading Shuffling towards the election
In November, I wrote about the death of Audrey Parker, who had advocated strenuously for changes to Canada’s medical assistance in dying (MAID) legislation that would have allowed her to die on her own terms. The expert panel I referred Continue reading Take action to support advance requests
Those of us who feel as though we have been living in perpetual election anticipation and/or recovery deserve to be forgiven. After all, in the past couple of years, we have lived through an American presidential election with shocking results, Continue reading Election time (again!)