October 28-30, 2015
Publication: National Post
Craig Forcese, Common Law Section, comments on the Liberal Party's campaign promise to repeal sections of Bill C-51. “It could be complicated.”
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Five things Justin Trudeau can do on day one
Publication: National Post
In this Op-Ed, Steven J. Hoffman, Common Law Section, and Patrick Fafard, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, discuss the new federal government and potential policies it should adopt.
Harper a bel et bien signalé son intention de démissionner
Publication: La Presse
Cet article mentionne un article d'opinion écrit par Adam Dodek, Section Common Law, où il a parlé des transitions gouvernementales.
This article mentions an Op-Ed written by Adam Dodek, Common Law Section, where he discussed the process of government transitions
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Lifting the curtain on Harper's covert exit strategy (Ottawa Citizen)
Can the Liberals bring 25,000 Syrian refugees here by end of 2015?
Publication: Macleans
This article mentions the Refugee Hub, a project created by Jennifer Bond, Common Law Section, that aims to help citizens who wish to privately sponsor refugees by teaching volunteer lawyers about the process then linking them with groups seeking free legal help. “It’s a real opportunity to make it easier for Canadians who are already mobilizing on this issue.”
Liberals left to deal with constitutional challenges to Conservative laws
Publication: CTV News
Carissima Mathen, Common Law Section, comments on the upcoming governmental transition. "I will confidently say that, while the general issue is one that every incoming government faces, the scale of pending challenges and new legislation that has been targeted as constitutionally suspect, the sheer scale is unprecedented."
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Court cases in limbo as new government prepares to take office (Global National)
Liberal justice: experts expect less punitive, more principled approach to crime
Publication: CBC News
Errol Mendes, Common Law Section, comments on the federal Liberal Party's election promise to repeal key elements of Bill C-52, the anti-terror legislation. "They will have that challenge to live up to, that promise to overhaul C-51, especially in those areas where the evidence shows it goes too far
Ottawa woman's family told they must flee Syrian home to get chance to come to Canada
Publication: CBC Ottawa
Peter Showler, Human Rights Research and Education Centre, comments on the Canada's role of intaking Syrian refugees. "There are too many homeless refugees for immigration officials to choose a family that still has a roof over its head, even if the family members are ideal candidates."
City of Ottawa joins call for 'fair' e-book prices for libraries
Publication: CBC Ottawa
Michael Geist, Common Law Section, comments on the The Ottawa Public Library joining a coalition calling for fair e-book pricing. "There is a fundamental question certainly of fairness. There've been many efforts to ensure that authors are compensated. This sounds like libraries saying, well hold on a second, we've got to ensure that as part of that, we've got appropriate terms of access."