Nov 27, 2020 N.Y. Times – Ben Hubbard Saudi Activist Who Fought for Women’s Right to Drive Is Sent to Terrorism Court - Loujain al-Hathloul, one of Saudi Arabia’s most prominent prisoners, has been accused of harming the kingdom’s security. … [Read more...]
Indigenous Law…
November 7, 2017 By
Nov 7, 2017 Dalhousie University Schulich Law School (NS) – Janet Doucet New Aboriginal and Indigenous law course fosters ‘eye‑opening’ experiential learning In response to Article 28 of the Recommendations from the Truth and … [Read more...]
No claw-backs…
January 13, 2017 By
Jan 11, 2016 Canada.com – Andrew Coyne The basics of a guaranteed basic income Subsidy for low wages or a structure that would encourage the lazy? Coyne looks at the current efforts to assess the idea of bridging income disparity by a … [Read more...]
Daesh…
March 23, 2016 By
March 4, 2016 Toronto Star - Olivia Ward The Star now says ‘Daesh’ instead of ‘the Islamic State’ or ISIS For some time, journalist and politicians both have been struggling to separate the terrorists known as ISIL and the average Muslim … [Read more...]
Women and the Military…
May 1, 2015 By
May 1, 2015 National Newswatch – Stephanie Levitz — The Canadian Press Military, judge agree on sexual misconduct problem, but not on how to solve it At first, General Tom Larson, Chief of Defence Staff, said there was no problem. … [Read more...]