Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
In a recent Zoom cocktail get-together, my colleagues and I found ourselves discussing whether or not we liked violent films and, if so, what appealed to us. Most of us agreed that we took some satisfaction from films in which Continue reading Feminism and revenge
As many of you let me know, last Sunday you received an announcement that a new blog was available on my website, but when you clicked on the link, it led you nowhere. We have Kitty to thank for that. Continue reading Keeping despair at bay (part nine)
In the mid-1980s, I ran for the NDP in a provincial election. I didn’t win; didn’t even come close, in fact. I ran against the Conservative incumbent, Keith Norton, a charming and gracious person, who later held the position of Continue reading A doctor by any other name
Early morning has always been my favourite time of day. The silence and calm offer such hope and possibility for the day ahead, whether in the dark of winter or the early morning light of the rest of the year. Continue reading Keeping despair at bay (part eight)