Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
In March, I wrote about a Kitchener woman who was found guilty of breaching the publication ban put in place to protect her privacy during the sexual assault trial of her former husband. He was found guilty, but when the Continue reading Making our own change
Some weeks – and this has been one of them – I feel as though my head is filled with data and information but little in the way of knowledge and even less in the way of wisdom. Consider what Continue reading Looking for hope (part seven)
(Part two of two) Perhaps the biggest lesson I’ve learned from more than two decades of being involved with systemic law reform advocacy is the truth of the saying “be careful what you wish for.” All too often, well-intentioned changes Continue reading It’s time for a NAP
Even though this lockdown is not the first of the pandemic, it seems the hardest. For good reason: it’s been a long, tough winter; the news briefly gets better and then quickly gets much worse; the warm weather is slow Continue reading Looking for hope (part six)