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Ford government proposal would force senior professors to work for no salary
May 13, 2019
The Globe and Mail talks to Simon Archer about the Ford government's plan to block professors who continue to work beyond traditional retirement age from collecting a salary and pension at the same time.
Supreme Court strikes down federal voting limits on Canadian expatriates
January 12, 2019
The Lawyer's Daily talks to Louis Century about a landmark SCC judgment on voting rights.
Sex-ed rollback, launch of snitch line, created ‘chill’ among teachers, court hears
January 10, 2019
The Toronto Star covers the first day of arguments in the sex-ed constitutional challenge. We lay out some of the background.
Top court strikes down mandatory victim surcharge
December 17, 2018
The Lawyer's Daily talks to Vanora Simpson about the Supreme Court of Canada's decision striking down mandatory victim surcharges.
How Canada Post union’s constitutional challenge will impact employees
December 12, 2018
CTV's "Your Morning" asked Colleeen Bauman to answer some questions about CUPW's constitutional challenge to the government's back-to-work legislation.
The final episode of Objection! is here
October 16, 2018
The final episode of Objection! looks at how you can be "not guilty" of a criminal charge, but still get a life sentence when it comes to finding and maintaining employment.