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Media Mentions from 2016
Legal Clinic Scores Victory in Ticket Appeals, Law Times, October 31
Legal Futures Round-Up: March 28, CBA National, March 28
Lessons from Belgium, TVO, March 31
Lessons Learned from ‘The Jewish Hour’, Toronto Star, September 23
Less Than Half of Law Grads Find Work After Call: Survey, Canadian Lawyer 4Students, January 11
Let’s Stand with All, Not Just Some, Terrorized People, Toronto Star, March 29
Letters to the Editor March 4: What Not to Say About a Homicide, Ottawa Citizen, March 4
Liberals Petitioned to Hold Inquiry into Afghan Torture Allegations, Globe & Mail, April 26
Liberals ‘Seriously’ Considering Mining Ombudsperson, says Federal Corporate Social Responsibility Adviser, The Hill Times, November 9
Lively Crowd Debates Whether to Change Canada’s Election System, Hamilton Spectator, September 18
Long-Term Matters: Followers Will Make the Money Flow, Investment & Pensions Europe, January 4
Lukewarm Reception for New EU Trade Deal Investor Rules, Embassy, March 2
Malcolm Rowe Officially Welcomed to Supreme Court Bench, Toronto Star, December 2
McMillan Unveils New Leadership Team, Marshall Rothstein Joins Osgoode Hall, and Other Legal Moves and Grooves for Jan. 11, Financial Post, January 11
Mining Company Tied to Reno Faces Scrutiny for Guatemala Operations, Reno Gazette-Journal, September 6
Morneau Confirms Liberals Seeking to Eliminate More Tax Credits, Globe and Mail, November 2
Moving Outside Toronto Doesn't Mean Giving Up Big-City Cases, Advocate Daily, May 5
Murder of Guatemalan Youth is Evidence of Escalating Risk to Land Defender, NB Media Co-op, November 25
Name, Logo of ‘Cleveland Team’ Won’t Be Banned From Blue Jays Game Telecast, Toronto Star, October 17
Navi Pillay Reflects on 50 Years as a Champion for Human Rights, Toronto Star, April 12
New Brunswick’s Shared-Risk Conversion Faces a Flurry of Legal Attacks, Benefits Canada, November 15
Newfoundland and Labrador Mulls $32,000 Pay Hike for Judges Amid Fiscal Crunch, Times Colonist, May 8
New Judges Announced, but More Needed, Law Times, October 31
New Study Confirms: Private ‘Trade’ Courts Serve The Ultra-Wealthy, Common Dreams, March 1
New Study Confirms: Private “Trade” Courts Serve the Ultra-Wealthy, Huffington Post, February 29
New UN Human Rights Adviser for Palestine Rebuffs Anti-Israel Allegations, Kelowna Capital News, March 30
No Right to a Discriminatory Defence, Toronto Star, February 8
No Room for Politics in Canadian Courtrooms, Toronto Sun, November 15
Not Just Bigots and Boors Oppose Trade Deals: McQuaig, Toronto Star, July 7
Ongoing Judicial Vacancies Slows Court System, Yahoo! News, April 12
Ontario is About to Put Basic Income to the Test, Financial Times, March 17
Ontario Judge’s Pro-Trump Baseball Cap Causes Courthouse Uproar, Globe and Mail, November 11
Ontario’s Pension Plan Presents a Game-Changing Opportunity, Globe & Mail, May 10
Ontario Woman Convicted of Killing Ex-Lover’s Nephew Granted Day Parole, CTV News, July 3
Op-Ed: Opposition Growing to Giant Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Deal, Digital Journal, July 7
Open Your Mind: A Q&A with Osgoode Hall Law School Professor Margaret Boittin, YFile, January 7
Opinion: Iraq War Resisters Should Be Allowed to Stay in Canada, CBC Radio, The 180, August 12
ORPP Should Compete with Private Sector, Advocates Say, Globe & Mail, April 27
Osgoode Hall Law Prof Blasts Team Trudeau for Rigging Procedures to Ram CETA Through Parliament, Citizen Action Monitor, November 8
Osgoode Hall Law School Honours Yolande Edwards, Law Times, March 7
Osgoode Lands Legal Giant, Law Times, January 18
Osgoode Law Student Heads Appeal of Former Homeless Man’s $70K in Fines, CBC News, October 3
Osgoode Professor Releases Book of Poems, Law Times, October 17
Oshawa MP Provided Reference Letter to Kidnapper for Sentencing Hearing, Canadian Lawyer InHouse, February 22
Osler Announces Partnership With Ryerson’s Legal Innovation Zone and Other Legal Moves and Grooves for January 26, Financial Post, January 26
Ottawa Urged to Grant Permanent Status to Migrant Workers Upon Arrival, Toronto Star, September 11
Our Investment Advisers’ Moral Compasses are Still Being Aligned, Globe & Mail, August 16
Owner of Pot-Shop Chain Vows to Reopen Toronto Vapour Lounge, Globe & Mail, January 22
“Palestinian Roots” Here To Stay, Despite Bronfman Withdrawal, Excalibur, January 27
'Palestinian Roots’ Painting Sparks Threat of Protests and Lawsuits If Not Uprooted, Excalibur, January 9
Parents’ Subsidiary Liabilities Hit Home, Listed, March 6
Participatory Budgeting — Not A One-Size-Fits-All Approach, Corporate Strategy, January 21
Paul Bronfman ‘Outraged’ Over Pro-Palestinian Mural at York University, Globe & Mail, January 26
Perception Of Animosity Between Harper, Top Court Misguided: Study, Globe & Mail, January 20
Playing of the Edge of Laws, Globe & Mail: The Lunch, June 24
Playing the Long Game, National Post, February 9
Police Carding Criticism Comes from All Sides in Wake of New Rules, Toronto Star, March 26
Police Should be Held to a Higher Standard: Osgoode Hall Dean, Sudbury.com, December 20
Postdoctoral Fellows to Speak At Osgoode Event, YFile, February 29
Pot Businesses Caught Up in Legal Haze, The Lawyers Weekly, February 19
Pot Legalization Coming, So Stop Possession Arrests, Say Some, CBC News, April 23
Pressure to Name First Indigenous Supreme Court Judge Could See Trudeau Shaking Up Rules, National Post, September 16
Professor Signa Daum Shanks Comments on Behavioural Economics, Provincial Governments, and Indigenous Peoples: “Tackling Root Causes a Sound Policy”, The Star Phoenix, March 28
Profile Of Andrew Petter, President and Vice-Chancellor, Simon Fraser University, Business Vancouver, January 12
Protectionism in Reverse, Lexpert Business of Law, November 28
Push for NDP to Embrace, Debate Leap Manifesto Intensifies Ahead of Convention, National Newswatch, April 4
Q & A: Jesse Razaqpur, the Artisanal Whiskey Distiller Who Sued the LCBO, Toronto Life, April 8
Regulators Restrain a ‘Public Interest’ Push on Poison Pills, Financial Post, March 8
Request for Bikini Photo in Line with ‘Open Court’, National Post, February 5
Retiring Justice Thomas Cromwell Brought Clarity, Passion for Improving Access to Justice, Toronto Star, September 14
Robert Pickton Can’t Be Prevented From Profiting From Memoir, CBC News, February 23
‘Room Left to Grow’: Canada’s First Aboriginal Justice Minister One Year In, Canadian Press/Times Colonist, October 23
RU Considers Unique Approach to Legal Education, Eyeopener, March 1
Ruling Favours Privacy Rights of Survivors, Law Times, May 2
School Abuse Victims’ Privacy Rights Upheld, Lawyers Weekly, April 29
‘Sea Change’ Wave Crashing on Robin Camp, The Lawyers Weekly, December 16
Sectarian War In Syria Introduced New Gender-Based Crimes, The World Post, February 16
Se reportan más de 400 incidentes de violencia vinculados con las explotaciones mineras canadienses en América Latina durante los últimos 15 años, Biodiversidad en Americal Latina y El Caribe, October 26
Serious Injuries Sustained in Reported Armed Robbery, but Arrest Made in Fall Sexual Assault, Excalibur, January 14
Shareholder Activism Examined, bpmmagazine.com, September 27
'Shopping While Black’ Focus Of Ontario Human Rights Commission Report, CBC News, February 17
‘Shopping While Black’: Marketplace Finds Some Shoppers Targeted By Retailers Because Of Race, CBC News, February 24
Six Graduate Researchers Honoured with Thesis Prize Including Osgoode’s Dana Phillips, YFile, May 5
Stock Exchange Cracks Down After Stream of ‘Shell’ Companies Make it to Market, Financial Post, March 7
Strict Review of Standard Texts is SCC’s Direction, Lawyers Weekly, September 30
Summer Caseworkers at Parkdale Community Legal Services Ratify Their First Collective Agreement, Inside Toronto, February 24
Summer Study Abroad Programme: Experiential Learning for CUHK Law Students, Hong Kong Lawyer, September 22
Supporters Express Shock after Prominent Preacher Charged In Historic Sex Assault, CP24, February 2
Supreme Court Appointment Makes History While Keeping Traditional Regional Balance, National Post, October 17
Supreme Court Justice Cromwell to Retire, Inside Toronto, March 23
Supreme Court Justice Thomas Cromwell to Retire in September, Metro News, March 22
Supreme Court Nominee Criticized Over Ruling in Sex Assault Case Appeal, Toronto Star, October 21
Supreme Court Rules Police Can Swab a Suspected Rapist Without a Warrant, Globe & Mail, June 23
Survivor of St. John’s Sexual Assault Suing Police and Province for Failing to Warn Public a Predator Was Lurking, Ottawa Citizen, September 18
Task Force Report on Medical Regulatory Bodies Kept Secret Over Defamation Concerns, Toronto Star, July 13
The Disturbing Agenda to Rewrite India’s History, Toronto Star, June 29
The Diversity Advantage, The Atlantic, February 16
The Fatal Hunting Accident That Saw Former NHL Star Stan Jonathan Kill Peter Kosid In 2012, Inside Halton, January 23
The Law When It Comes to Defending Your Property, Toronto Star, February 4
The Limits Of Open Justice, Canadian Lawyer, April 4