Nos profs dans les médias

Publication: Radio-Canada
Date: Friday January 31st, 2014
(1:10:15- 1:14:56) Nathalie Des Rosiers, Section de common law, discute la capture des informations personnelles des passagers à un aéroport Canadien.

Publication: Toronto Star Online
Date: Friday January 31st, 2014
Michael Geist, Common Law Section, discusses the new concerns that have arised from the Competition Bureau over the Canadian wireless market.

Publication: National Post 
Date: Wednesday January 29th, 2014
Vern Krishna, Common Law Section, wrote a column suggesting that the court's recent tax case against Conrad Black may have "got it wrong".

Publication: National Post
Date: Tuesday January 21st, 2014
Elizabeth Sheehy, Common Law Section, is quoted in this article regarding Conservative MP Rob Anders' initiative to try to put the word “rape” back into the Criminal Code.

Publication: News 1130
Date: Monday January 20th, 2014
As Americans attempt to determine what “net neutrality” means, Michael Geist, Common Law Section, argues that there are issues we need to monitor here in Canada, such as data usage.

Publication: The Hill Times
Date: Monday January 20th, 2014                                                                                                                                        
Amir Attaran, Common Law Section, contends that the life-long confidentiality agreement that all political staff are being asked to sign is “uneforceable.”

Également paru dans / Also Appeared In
Huffington Post – Jan 20 2014

Publication: Globe and Mail
Date: Friday January 17th, 2014
Vanessa MacDonnell, Common Law Section, speaks out on the prospective difficulty that will arise with the reopening of a case where a B.C. women pled for the right to assisted-suicide back in 1993. 

Publication: Asia Sentinel
Date: Friday January 17th, 2014
Khanh Vu Duc, Common Law Section, investigates what the US needs to do if it wants to remain relevant in the Pacific, but more specifically what he feels must be accomplished in order to grow with China.

Publication: Macleans.ca
Date: Thursday January 16th, 2014
Adam Dodek, Common Law Section, argues against Nadon’s nomination in saying that, "the rapidity of it (his appointment) shows that it’s not meant to be a serious vetting".

Publication: Global News Canada
Date: Thursday January 16th, 2014
In relation to Health Canada’s advertising efforts to raise awareness of influenza, Amir Attaran, Common Law Section, shares his dissatisfaction with the government's use of its funds.