Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Those of us who live in and around Kingston spent most of the first 18 months of the pandemic feeling pretty pleased that our community, when it made the headlines at all, did so because of the intelligent approach our Continue reading Return to despair
This has been another tough year for organizations working to make communities better places to live. Especially for organizations that challenge the status quo, finding sustained and adequate funding is never easy. Add a pandemic, and keeping the doors open Continue reading The little engine that can
Remember how easy it used to be to go shopping? I don’t mean pre-pandemic – everything was easier then — I mean in years long past. You headed to the store armed with a list, either written or in your Continue reading Just a pair of socks
In 1989, I was a second-year law student at Queen’s University. December 6 began like any other Wednesday in our busy household. In other words, it was not memorable. I assume that, as usual, I rose before the sun to Continue reading A time to reflect