Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Blue Bloods, Bosch, Broadchurch, CSI, Foyle’s War, Inspector Morse, Law and Order, Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, Midsomer Murders, The Bridge, The Closer: the list of police shows I have watched is a long one, of which this is just a Continue reading Bon cop, bad cop
In early June 2010, a few weeks before Toronto hosted the G-20, Premier Dalton McGuinty and his cabinet very quietly passed Regulation 233/10 to augment the little-known and almost never used Public Works Protection Act. Why? Because authorities anticipated large Continue reading Dissent & democracy
Snow really does make almost everything look better. My partner and I have spent the past week in our get-away spot outside Wakefield, where we are surrounded by evergreen trees, snow and silence. I knew when I woke up long Continue reading Let it snow
When seven-year-old Sarah Jackson headed off to spend time with her father in mid-November, she and her mother assumed she would be back at the end of the scheduled visitation time. Instead, her father fled with her because, unlike her Continue reading Courts & vaccines for kids