We all have things we end up collecting, either because they catch our eye or capture our heart. Close friends know that I have a rather extensive collection of miniature mice; although they've been packed away since we moved to Ottawa seven … [Continue reading]
Justin Trudeau’s not a lawyer. Maybe he should talk to one.
Originally published November 12, 2014 at C2C Journal. It was not my expectation to find myself again writing about Justin Trudeau and his interaction with the law, but he continues to misinterpret, misstate and misapply basic legal principles … [Continue reading]
Have law societies forfeited the privilege of self-regulation?
In Canada, regulation of the legal profession is constitutionally a provincial matter; which has historically been delegated to self-governing bodies of lawyers, referred to as law societies. Law societies have operated with little constraint. As the … [Continue reading]
A nation shares a private moment
As Canadians emerge from last week’s shocking, homegrown terror motivated attacks on our Parliament and members of our military, this week we encounter the special privilege of sharing in what would often otherwise be the private grieving of … [Continue reading]
Today is different
Today, no doubt like many others across Canada, I am praying for my friends who work on Parliament Hill; some elected, some appointed and others who have worked through the hiring process. Today is a different set of prayers than those offered over … [Continue reading]
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