Brilliant and thought provoking keynote address/conversation with Randy Boyagoda from the UofT hosted by the equally brilliant Peter Henein. Civil discourse is vital to a functional society and ability to engage with civility and openness is a skill vital to the effective practice of law.

The view from continuing legal education should always be this. The view will help me learn, I am certain.

I could not be more thrilled. She is going to be fabulous.

Give it two weeks from the date you joined and you will have one.

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Consider this photo evidence I’m happy to guest lecture on employment law in exchange for giant coffee cups (seriously I enjoy students and the giant coffee receptical is a nice bonus that will be well used.)

I have an account like this. It currently has 52,000 unread emails.

Grateful for the Gen X women in my life.

'Workplace incidents are more serious': Manager sentenced to six months' prison for sexually assault... An Ontario court has sentenced a former manager at a motorhome dealership to six months in jail for sexually assaulting two female colleagues. Michael

This is a criminal decision but the acknowledgment by Justice Peterson that an assault at one’s work, where one must go to earn a living, has particularly serious impact is relevant and powerful for some civil contexts as well: www.talentcanada.ca/workplace-in...

My colleague is in agreement.