Quebec model is how child support should really work
Federal child support guidelines incentivize women to leave the fathers of their children and for men to never marry at all
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The courts must start to interpret the Constitution as written
Government has been changing the nature of the country for many years without any constitutional amendment being enacted
Why our health system treats Canadians poorly
Do we or the government own our bodies?
Animal welfare laws need to be strengthened in Canada
Gaps in regulations and enforcement leave companion animals, livestock vulnerable to abuse
The final act of Boris Johnson’s political career
Johnson got careless and arrogant after only three years in power, assuming he was above the law
U.S. Supreme Court was right to overrule Roe versus Wade
If people want to pay for an abortion, and live with the consequences, that’s their choice
National research aimed at reforming Canada’s justice system
Experts to examine systemic problems, make evidence-based recommendations
Earning a law degree fulfils grad’s lifelong dream
Assisting landmark Indigenous cases, Anita Cardinal-Stewart graduates with even stronger passion
Why the U.S. continues to drag its feet on gun control
Gun control is one of many issues on which American elected officials are far out of sync with constituents
Ottawa needs to reset its relationship with drug developers
Politicians have to stop creating impediments to access
The benefits of mediation over offence-based legal judgments
Studying the history of law in Iran might help point the way to improving legal systems in the West
One Indigenous inquiry after another proves fruitless
All the social and justice indicators show that things have only worsened among Indigenous peoples
Will going ‘woke’ ultimately damage Disney?
Has Disney caught the wave of the future? Or will going woke harm The Mouse?
