Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Canada prides itself on having a good “justice” system and, certainly in comparison to that in many countries, including our immediate neighbours to the south, it is extremely good. But, as ongoing cases of wrongful conviction should tell us, it Continue reading Not guilty
There is nothing I love more than to gather a big crowd of family and friends for a fall harvest celebration. It’s my favourite meal of the year: I get to cook with a season’s worth of local foods and Continue reading Gratitude during a pandemic
Bill 207, which proposes significant changes to Ontario’s Children’s Law Reform Act, has passed Second Reading and is being reviewed by the legislature’s Justice Committee. Luke’s Place was invited to make a submission to the committee on Tuesday October 13th. Continue reading Taking it to the committee
Seventy-one year old Joan Williams had a medically assisted death in late September, after living with a degenerative neurological disorder for more than 20 years. She died in her home, with her family by her side. In a conversation with Continue reading “I’m good to go”