Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
In October 2018, according to various news sources, Sergey Savitsky, a Russian engineer stabbed his workmate, welder Oleg Beloguzov. They worked together at a research station in Antarctica, with little company other than each other. Reports at the time claimed Continue reading The joy of stacking chairs
Spring was slowly unfurling all around us as my partner and I made our way up Highway 41 last Friday. The sun was out, bunches of daffodils bloomed on the hillsides, horses were testing their spring legs and white caps Continue reading We remember (part two)
Most carpenters – the smart ones, anyway – follow the adage “measure twice, cut once.” It’s a good one: being cautious, whether when cutting lumber or elsewhere in life, can save heartbreak, wasted time, energy and materials. Because I tend Continue reading Measure twice
There are a few themes in family law that just won’t go away, no matter how often and thoroughly they are debunked and dismissed. Parental alienation is one, made infamous by psychiatrist Richard Gardner more than 30 years ago. It Continue reading The presumption that just won’t go away