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Media Mentions from 2018
Why Hiring More Judges Won’t Necessarily Speed Up the Justice System, The Star, March 9
Why Some Experts Say Scrapping Part of NAFTA’s Ch. 11 Is Canada’s Biggest Win With USMCA, Global News, October 5
Why the U.S. Agreed to Scrap NAFTA’s Chapter 11, CBA National, October 5
Will Canada Finally Deal with Its Afghan War Skeletons?, The Globe and Mail, January 5
Tips for L1, Canadian Lawyer, Canadian Lawyer magazine, September 24
Lots of Baloney in Singh’s Claim Bill Ending Postal Strikes Is Most Draconian, Canadian Press, Canadian Press, November 29
$250K Investment Mystery: Accountant Admits in Recorded Call He Doesn’t Know Where Money Is, CBC News, CBC News, November 25
Provincial Money Ends for Ring of Fire Talks As Matawa Chiefs Await Response, Negotiator Says, CBC News, CBC News, November 9
Politics May Increasingly Override the Rights of Canadians, Warns Law Professor, CBC Radio, CBC Radio, November 25
This Clinic at Osgoode Hall Law School Helps People Who Face Financial Fraud, CBC Radio Metro Morning with Matt Galloway, CBC Listen, November 28
Free Speech Consultation, Excalibur, Excalibur, November 8
Indigenous and Aboriginal Laws Revamped, Excalibur, Excalibur, September 21
Three for Reforms, Excalibur, Excalibur, November 15
The Value of Empathy, Financial Post, Financial Post, November 22
Canada, 4 Other Countries Home to Most of the World’s Wildlife — Are They Doing Enough to Save It?, Global News, Global News, November 1
Government Using Ancestry Websites to Deport Immigrants: Lawyer, Court Documents, Global News, Global News, November 1
Faire Briller Les Valeurs Conservatrices, La Presse, La Presse, September 19
Professor Heidi Matthews in “Behind the News” Interview Offers a Critical Perspective of the #MeToo Movement as it Approaches its First Anniversary, Heidi Matthews, Behind the News, September 7
Contempt for Courts? Critics Denounce Disdain for Rule of Law in Ontario, U.S., National Post, National Post, November 23
B.C. Lawsuit Against Drug Manufacturers May Be Legal but Perhaps Not Ethical: Law Professors, North Shore News, North Shore News, November 21
50 Ways Universities Are Partnering With Employers, Ontario Universities, Ontario Universities, November 14
What Can We Learn From the Stanley Trial?, Policy Options, Policy Options, September 24
Bradford to Add Another Layer of Accountability With Integrity Watchdog, Simcoe.com, Bradford West Gwillimbury Topic, September 19
Capitalism: A Crime Story – Harry Glasbeek Book Launch, Socialist Project, Socialist Project, November 18
A Legal Disruptor, The Agenda with Steve Paikin, The Agenda with Steve Paikin, September 25
Courts, Not Judicial Council, Should Review Judges’ Conduct, Says Federal Court Justice, The Globe and Mail, The Globe and Mail, September 4
Changes and Updates to Intellectual Property Law a ‘Field Day’ for Lawyers: Expert, The Lawyer’s Daily, The Lawyer’s Daily, November 20
Reforms Urged to Reduce Federal Court’s ‘Arbitrary’ Dismissal of Refugee Claims, The Lawyer’s Daily, The Lawyer's Daily, September 21
Refugee Board Releases Guide to Deal With Bad Lawyers, Consultants, The Star, The Star, September 19
First Nations Say They Paid a Heavy Price When the Tories Scrapped Renewable-Energy Projects, TVO, TVO, November 20
Visit to the Netherlands, United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner, United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner, November 14
Migrant Caravan: States Have Duty to Protect Human Rights, United Nations Human Rights Office of the Hight Commissioner, United Nations Human Rights Office of the Hight Commissioner, November 28
The rise of Aboriginal law, University Affairs, University Affairs, September 5
Eighty Law Professors, Including 14 Osgoode Professors, Send Letter to Ontario Premier and the Attorney-General Critical of the Provincial Government’s Use of the Notwithstanding Clause, various, September 18
Media Mentions from 2017
Aboriginal Youth-Driven Workshop Proposes Apps For More Accessible Justice System, Excalibur, September 11
Above the Law, BuzzFeed, September 15
After the Border, Winnipeg Free Press, February 24
Alexandre Bissonnette Charges In Quebec Mosque Shooting Do Not Include Terrorism, HuffPost, October 4
Another Step Forward for Law School, Law Times, September 25
Anti-Islamophobia Motion Could Stifle Free Speech, Say Critics, CBC.ca, February 21
A Small Number of People are Fleeing Canada for the U.S., Vice News, May 11
Benjamin Berger and Lorne Sossin: Exams Should Test Mental Ability, Not Mental Health, National Post, August 22
Body Rub Parlour Owner Gets Red Light From Court of Appeal, CanadianLawyerMag.com, March 29
Burden of Proof, The Globe and Mail, May 1
Canada Could Hurt Its UN Security Council Bid By Violating Drug Treaties: Exper, iPolitics, September 15
Canada Refugee Claims, Slow Progress, Radio Canada, October 24
Canada’s first Investor Protection Clinic launches, FinanceFeeds, October 9
Canada's Future Depends on IT, TVO’s The Agenda with Steve Paikin, October 25
Canada’s Judges Urged to Speak Out and Change Outdated Perceptions, The Globe and Mail, May 25
Canada's Refugee Acceptance Rate Peaked In Four Years, Toronto Star, March 7
Canadian Investor Protection Clinic to Provide Free Legal Advice, AtoZ Forex, October 10
Canadian Law Profs Join Fight to Suspend Refugee Pact With U.S., Toronto Star, February 1
Canadian Law Schools Likely To Keep LSAT Requirement Despite Harvard Move To Drop It, CanadianLawyerMag.com, March 16
Can Toronto City Council Put a Stop to Hate Rallies?, Metro News, September 28
Cardus Launches Cardus Law to Address Religious Freedom Concerns, Canadian Catholic News, January 13
CBA Urges Feds to Give More to Provincial Immigration, Refugee Services, The Lawyer's Daily, October 16
Change by Design, The Varsity Magazine, December 4
Chief Justice’s Defiance Could Prompt Legal Showdown, Experts Say, CBC News, December 11
Chris Selley: Another iInvestigation Reveals Another School Board Gone Very, Very Wrong, National Post, April 11
CLAIRMONT: 125-Year-Old Criminal Code Backwards, Progressive and Amusing, Hamilton Spectator, April 12
Clicking With Youth Voters Critical In Next Election: Gooch, OurWindsor, June 18
Code of Conduct Undergoes Major Renovation, St. Catharines Standard, May 16
Conflicting Accounts of Harjit Sajjan's Role Revive ex-MP's Conflict of Interest Allegations, CBC.ca, May 1
Could Governments and Oil Companies Get Sued for Inaction on Climate Change?, Toronto Star, May 23
Could Markham Set Up Its Own Red-Light District?, YorkRegion.com, June 8
Couple Sues Over Copycat Home Design, Durability+Design, October 13
Crime Stoppers Harms Most Vulnerable by Targeting Petty Crime, Critic Says, YorkRegion.com, May 10
CSIS And RCMP Accused Of Entrapping Terrorism Suspects, National Observer, October 10
Debt Laden Concordia Said to Seek Restructuring Plan in Bid to Avoid Bankruptcy, Financial Post, October 24
Defence hoping byelection bribery trial will end with "directed verdict", CBC News, October 10
Defence pushes for quick acquittal in Sudbury byelection bribery trial, CBC News, October 9
Demise of Sears Canada Should be Catalyst for Change: McQuaig, thestar.com, October 26
Diary of a Sassy Lady Shines Light on Depression-era Toronto, Toronto Star, May 26
Did You Sell Your Home In 2016? Let The CRA Know Or Else…, Globalnews.ca, March 14
Different Judge, Different Verdict? Diageo's £54m SAP Legal Slap Could Have Gone Another Way, The Register, February 23
Dispatches from the Depression, Toronto Star Touch, May 25
Don't Worry about 'Islamophobia' Law, Says Muslim Brotherhood-Linked Canadian Spokesman, American Thinker, February 25
Double-dipping Lawyers Taking Big Slice of Injury Settlements, Toronto Star, January 28
Early Wellness Intervention Crucial for Law Students, AdvocateDaily.com, May 23
Editorial: No Judge Is An Island, Law Times, March 6
Elephants in the Sustainability Room, Investment and Pensions Europe, October 24
Ethics Commissioner Says Harjit Sajjan May Have Downplayed His Role In Handling Of Afghan Detainees, National Post, June 14
Ethics Watchdog Considers Request to Revisit Probe into Sajjan over Detainee Abuse Inquiry, CBC.ca, May 3
Ethics Watchdog Won't Investigate Sajjan Over Afghan Detainee Inquiry Decision, CBC.ca, March 8
Faculty Union Faces Uphill Battle in Suit against Back-to-Work Bill, Experts Say, The Lawyer's Daily, November 30
Family of Man Killed by Police 'Dumbfounded' Officers Don't Get Mandatory Mental Health Training, CBC News, October 25
Federal Court Dismisses VIA Rail Appeal on Couples With Mobility Scooters Travelling Together, CBC.ca, April 30
Federal Court of Appeal Finds Trademark Infringement in Flap Over Swiss Flag Logo, The Lawyer's Daily, November 17
Fight Over N.B. Judicial Residency Could End Up Going To The SCC, The Lawyers Weekly, February 3
Finally, One Company Taking Action On The Lack Of Female Directors, Crain's Chicago Business, March 17
First Canadian Legal Clinic for Investors Opens at Osgoode Hall, The Lawyer's Daily, September 29
First Voices Week Wraps Up, The Concordian, February 7
Five Questions with Allan Hutchinson, I-CONnect, March 3
Five Things We Learned from the Damning Report on the University of Calgary’s Connections with Enbridge, DeSmog Canada, October 13
Former Justice Allen Linden '60 Remembered, Law Times, September 5
Former MP to Ask International Criminal Court to Investigate Canada’s Afghan War Conduct, CBC News, November 27
Fournel Investigation Was ‘botched,’ Claims Lawyer, Timmins Daily Press, May 4
Fulfill Mining Ombudsperson Promise, Academics Tell Liberals, iPolitics, March 14
Gail Cohen Named to Osgoode Hall Law Journalist in Residence Position, Canadian Lawyer, May 15
Generation Lex: Law Schools Seek Balance Between Theory and Practice, Financial Post, April 25