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Why Netflix may come under fire from Ottawa: Geist

Publication: Toronto Star

In this Op-Ed, Michael Geist, Common Law Section, comments on the newly elected Liberal government's plans for future digital and copyright policy reform.

What the throne speech tells us about the ‘new’ federalism

Publication: iPolitics

In this Op-Ed, Peter Oliver, Common Law Section, discusses the speech from the throne of the new Liberal government. 

Can Trudeau re-set Canada’s relationship with First Nations?

Publication: iPolitics

In this Op-ed, Sarah Morales, Common Law Section, discusses the relations between the federal governmnet and the First Nations people of Canada.

The glass half full: The throne speech and Senate reform

Publication: iPolitics

In this Op-Ed, Errol Mendes, Common Law Section, discusses the Throne Speech from the new Liberal government. "Fulfilling the Supreme Court’s ruling on the proper constitutional role of the Senate poses the greatest challenge to the new political culture Trudeau’s new ‘merit-based’ process may usher in."

Legal expert speaks at Bernadette McCann House vigil

Publication: Pembroke Daily Observer

Elizabeth Sheehy, Common Law Section, was the guest speaker at a Bernadette McCann House for Women vigil on Sunday evening commemorating the 1989 massacre at Montreal's Ecole Polytechnique, and all women killed by or living with domestic violence in the 26 years since.

Democratic renewal begins with respect for Parliament

Publication: The Globe and Mail

In this Op-Ed, co-author Errol Mendes, Common Law Section, discusses democratic renewal in Canada.

Divulgation de renseignements personnels : L'Ontario adopte une réforme

Publication: Radio-Canada - Y a pas deux matins pareils

Nathalie Des Rosiers, Section common law, discute de la décision de l'Assemblée législative d’adopter la Loi sur la réforme des vérifications de dossiers de police en Ontario. 

CTV's Question Period for Sunday, Nov. 29, 2015

Publication: CTV News - Question Period

Stewart Elgie and David Runnalls, Institute of the Environment, discuss the Paris Climate Change Conference.

Being a Girl in the Age of Selfie Anxiety

Publication: McClungs

Jane Bailey, Common Law Section and co-founder of the eGirls Project, comments on the impact of self-representation on social media. “It’s important, especially in high school, to be seen online and seen in the ‘right way’. Social media sites are formatted to measure success in number of likes. And through this setup, we’ve created pressure.”

Quebec's online gambling law threatens Canada's open Internet: Geist

Publication: Toronto Star

In this Op-Ed, Michael Geist, Common Law Section, discusses Quebec's new legislation aimed at blocking unlicensed online gambling websites.

Broadcaster tells Manitoba Tories to pull attack ad in copyright dispute

Publication: CBC Manitoba

Michael Geist, Common Law Section, comments on the case of an attack ad by Manitoba's Opposition Progressive Conservatives that was pulled from Global Television in a copyright dispute. "We're seeing a growing tension (regarding) some media outlets and the use of some of the video they produce for political purposes."

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