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Media Mentions from 2017
Two New Projects Support Innovative, Youth-Led Tech Solutions to Justice Problems, The Law Foundation of Ontario, February 21
USF Slut Walk To Take Over Campus, The Oracle (University of South Florida’s student newspaper), October 29
Walkom: The Loose Thread That Could Unravel Canada-EU Trade Deal, Toronto Star, May 17
We Asked Experts What They Would Like To See From a Renegotiated NAFTA, Yahoo Finance Canada, February 6
White Out, Precedent Magazine, September 7
Who Owns The 6: Keenan, Toronto Star, March 29
Why A Canadian Mining Company Is Suing Romania for $4.4 Billion, DeSmog Canada, October 19
Why Accused in Quebec City Mosque Shooting Isn't Likely to Face Terrorism Charges, CBC.ca, February 1
Why Are So Many Hungarians Deported? A Look At Canada’s ‘Unwelcome Index’, The Globe and Mail, March 12
Why is Canada Only Now Accepting More LGBT Asylum Claims?, Daily Xtra, February 2
Why is Dellen Millard Questioning Laura Babcock's Father in Court? Because He Can, CBC News, October 24
Why the Rich Should Revolt — And It's Not For the Reasons They Think, Financial Post, September 15
Why Treat University Students Like Fragile Flowers?, The Globe and Mail, September 19
Will the Shooting Death of Michael MacIsaac Finally Change Police Use of Force Training in Ontario?, NOW, October 28
Windsor Student Group Helps Homeless With ID Project, The Lawyer's Daily, October 25
Media Mentions from 2016
5 Reasons Having More Women In Leadership Positions Is Good For Everyone, Bustle, September 27
A Closer Look at Nine Canadians Recommended to Senate by Justin Trudeau, CTV News, October 27
Acquittal Would Be Just Result In Ghomeshi Case, Toronto Sun, February 8
Activists Award Honorary Degrees to Food Service Workers at Mock Convocation, Excalibur, October 28
Addressing Tech Divide Improves Access to Justice, Law Times, October 24
A Look at Canada's Six Newest Senators, Inside Toronto, November 2
Amended CETA Declaration Not Enough to Win Walloon Support, Documents Show, Montreal Gazette, October 25
American Islamophobia Passes the Ammunition to Terrorists, Middle East Eye, April 21
A Mini Existential Crisis at Electoral Reform Committee, iPolitics, September 1
An American Bank Just Became the First in Continent to Pull its Investments from Fossil Fuels, National Observer, September 21
Anti-Corruption Experts Lay into Lax Enforcement, Business Vancouver, November 8
A Quick Look at Members of the Alberta Government’s Cabinet, Herald News, February 2
Assisted-Dying Committee Cautioned to Avoid ‘Patchwork’ Policies, iPolitics, January 25
Asylum Outcomes Vary Widely Among Refugee Judges, Toronto Star, March 30
Bahamas Leaks: What Else Do We Need To Know To Take Action? UN Rights Experts Ask, United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner, October 6
Behind the Headlines, Canadian Lawyer Magazine, January 4
Big Law’s Hiring Emphasis on ‘Fit’ Tips the Balance Against LGBT Candidates, Globe & Mail, February 4
Bill C-51 Panelists Urge Canadians to Take Part in National Security Consultation, Excalibur, October 20
Black in Toronto: Remembering The Late Great Lincoln Alexander, Who Pledged to Speak For Those Who Are Discriminated Against, Bloor West Villager, January 21
Building allies, breaking stereotypes, and addressing the needs of indigenous students, Excalibur (Toronto), March 6
By and For the People, Globe and Mail, November 29
Calls Mount for Inquiry into Canadian Military’s Treatment of Afghan Detainees, National Post, November 2
Canada Could Face Investigation from International Court it’s Fighting to Save, Globe and Mail, November 10
Canada Mining Companies in Latin America Have Blood on Hands, Telesur, October 24
Canada’s Forgotten Economic Pact with the EU in Limbo, Globe & Mail, February 15
Canadian Company Tried to Stop Referendum on Mine in Guatemala, Toronto Star, August 11
Canadian Professor Whose UN Appointment is Under Fire Says He isn’t Anti-Israel, CTV News, March 29
CBABC Calls for Student Loan Forgiveness, Legal Feeds, September 7
CETA Critics Force Europe, Canada to Revise Trade Pact, Toronto Star, March 2
Challenging Our Perspectives on Legal Education and Innovation, CBA National, March 31
Chief Justice Bluntly Warns Cupboard Bare, The Lawyers Weekly, September 9
Chinese Checkmate; Poring Over Our Trade Deal with China, Gus Van Harten finds Canada Gave Up Plenty for Nothing in Return, ROB Magazine, April 1
Chris Selley: When Total Strangers Weigh In, Twitter is No Justice at All, National Post, February 9
Circumstances are ‘Dire’ for Canada’s Defender of the Wrongfully Convicted, Globe & Mail, October 21
Community Leader Marc Gold Named to Senate, Canadian Jewish News, November 2
Community Organizer Speaks with Racialized Youth in Brussels, CBC Metro Morning, March 31
Conference To Explore African Faith-Based Activism In Canada And Western World, Pride, April 20
Confession Recanted: Part 1, CHCH TV, January 18
Confession Recanted: Part 2, CHCH TV, January 19
Conservative Government Gave ‘Serious Thought’ to Gender Parity on Supreme Court, Global News, September 12
Constitutional Experts Back Liberal Backbencher's Genetic Discrimination Bill, iPolitics, November 22
Corruption Itself has Become a Business, Business Standard, April 30
Court Dismisses Fournel’s Bid to Block Film, Timmins The Daily Press, January 28
Critics Decry Secretive Discipline System for Crown Attorneys, Toronto Star, September 24
Crossing the Thin Blue Line: Police Misconduct in Hamilton, Hamilton Spectator, September 10
'Cultural Genocide’ of Canada’s Indigenous Peoples is a ‘Mourning Label,' Former War Crimes Prosecutor Says, National Post, January 15
Daniel Ciarabellini: The Problem with Handing Out Fines to Homeless People, National Post, October 11
Dawson: Why the Slow-Going on Prostitution Law Reform?, Ottawa Citizen, October 3
Day of Action Against the Trans-Pacific Partnership Speaks Volumes to Canadians, The Strand, October 5
Debunking FIPA: Canada’s Lopsided Investment Deal with China, Rabble, January 28
Deceit and Democracy: Do Broken Election Promises Matter? Part 1: Liberals with the Truth, Rabble, March 27
Deceit and Democracy: Do Broken Election Promises Matter? Part 2: The Role of the Media, Rabble, March 28
Deported Roma Have Little Chance Of Return Despite Disciplinary Rulings Against Their Lawyers, CBC News, February 6
Dion Might Owe the UN’s New Palestinian Expert an Apology — In Person this Time, iPolitics, March 29
Discipline Sought for Ontario Judge Who Wore Pro-Trump Baseball Cap, Globe and Mail, November 9
Editorial: Justice Cromwell, Loyal to the Law, Chronicle Herald, March 23
Editorial: Small Victory, Law Times, October 31
Empirical Law In Canada: Lessons For U.S., New Legal Realism Conversations, February 29
Europe’s Cycle of Terrorism and Islamophobia, Huffington Post, March 25
Expect to See More Video in Sex Assault Trials, CBC News, October 8
Families with Issues over Home Nursing Care in Ontario Say Things Not Getting Better, Global News, April 5
Federal Copyright Lawsuit Involving Blacklock’s Reporter Puts Content Paywalls at Stake, Financial Post, September 16
Federal Prosecutors Maintain Hard Line On Pot As Legalization Looms, Globe & Mail, February 22
Feds Won’t Change Harper-Era Mining Ethics Office, Embassy, February 10
Fintech, Canadian Lawyer, November 14
First Aboriginal Dean Appointed at Canadian Law School, Legal Feeds, January 14
Former Homeless Man’s £38,500 Fines Quashed by Court in Canada, The Guardian, October 6
Former NDP MP Calls Out Sajjan on Decision Not to Call Afghan Detainee Inquiry, CBC News, November 30
Former Nipissing MPP Passes, Bay Today, October 26
For Refugee Claimants in Small Cities, It’s An Uphill Battle, Say Lawyers, Embassy, January 27
Free Legal Help for Workplace Violations Comes to Jane-Finch, Toronto Star, March 10
From Small Town Girl to Politics with a Capital P, Neepawa Press, November 22
FYI Industry Profile: Paul Sanderson, FYI Music News, April 12
Gateway Cigar Store Blows Away Ontario Tobacco Ban, Excalibur, November 2
Gender Quotas: Who Else Has Them and Does Canada Need Them?, Globalnews.ca, October 28
“Genocide Denial” in Canada, Global Research, October 26
George Knia Singh Would Bring Substance to Queen’s Park, Huffington Post, May 10
Ghomeshi Lawyer Marie Henein Doesn’t Relish the Public Spotlight, Toronto Star, February 13
Girouard Stays. Douglas Goes. Double Standard?, Legal Feeds, April 21
Glacial Progress On Policing Miners, BNN, February 19
Global Refugee Crisis is the Talk of the Town at Osgoode’s Refugee Advocacy and Training Event, Excalibur, March 14
Government Not Doing Enough on Violence Near Canadian Owned Mines: Report, Toronto Star, October 24
Growing Demand Brings Opportunity, Lawyers Weekly, September 12
Hamilton Judge Under Fire for Donning Trump Hat in the Courtroom, The Hamilton Spectator, November 11
Has Regulation Made Financial Markets Less Functional, Globe & Mail, March 25