Aboriginal title—a national, constitutional threat Governments and courts have thrown property rights into turmoil, and the ensuing risks and costs affect all Canadians.

Bruce Pardy’s "opinion" is that Aboriginal rights "existed as of 1982." What happened to the Royal Proclamation?

When does "legal critique" cross into deliberate misinformation? Ignoring the inherent nature of Title rejects the Honour of the Crown. 🇨🇦 #CdnLaw #IndigenousRights #QueensLaw #LSO

FLSQ Conference 2025 | Feminist Legal StudiesDown arrowDown arrowDown arrowDown arrowDown arrowDown arrowDown arrowDown arrowDown arrowDown arrowDown arrowDown arrow Promises, Praxes, Paradigms: Knowing and Acting for Change 30 years after the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action International Women's Day Annual Conference, Feminist Legal Studies Queen's an...

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“No phones at the dinner table” to paraphrase the late Great HM QEII

Much harder, these days, than it sounds in principle. But we can try 🙏

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