In this podcast Omar Ha-Redeye speaks to Christopher Bredt of Borden, Ladner, Gervais LLP about his plans to clime Mt. Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa. Bredt will be accompanied by partners in his firm,…
Not many government bills cause so much debate as C-32—the legislation to amend Canada’s Copyright Act—introduced on June 2, 2010. One of C-32’s most contentious innovations is a complete ban on bypassing digital locks on…
Canada needs to triple it’s population to 100 million, according to Irvin Studin in Global Brief, At 34 million people, Canada today finds itself living the latter two realities. Canadians largely fancy themselves citizens either…
Statistics Canada released the figures for 2008 hate crimes today, which shows an increase from previous years. Blacks are the racial group most targeted, out of reported crimes, and Jews are the most targeted faith.
Industry Minister Tony Clement knows only one way to write copyright laws for the country: heavyhandedly … Read the entire June 11th commentary at the Vancouver Sun
Featuring Jennifer Smith and Lesley Stankaitis. Read about it at The Star.
Source: Cyanide and Happiness (a favorite comic of mine).
Marshall from How I Met Your Mother sings about law school.
I presented a couple papers this morning at the Annual Meeting of the World Institute for Research and Publication – Law. You can read more about the conference over at Slaw. The presentations, with audio…
From Simon Says: Providing relevant information on policing and law On May 1, 2009, amendments to the Highway Traffic Act (Sections 41-48) came into effect, as did three new Ontario Regulations (403/08, 405/08, and 407/08),…
