Car Phones to Cell Phones – Have the Times Really Changed?
How cell phones have changed in the last thirty years – though back then, they were “cellular telephones.” I remember the scene in John Hughes’ film, Sixteen Candles where the...
Author: Meredith Bacal
The SCC in R v Walle – A Stark Contrast to the Recent Execution of Marvin Wilson
On August 7, 2012, Marvin Wilson, a mentally disabled man, was executed in the state of Texas. This execution took place despite a 2002 Supreme Court of the United States...
Mandatory Retirement and the Partnership Track in Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP v BC (Human Rights Tribunal)
Canada’s retirement age is rising. The good news: we are living longer. The bad news: the economic downturn and the new federal old age security eligibility cut offs have forced...
The Federal Court from a Writer’s Perspective: Richard Warman and the National Post v Mark Fournier and Constance Fournier
As a writer, there is always a desire of wanting readers to actually read your what I have spent hours pouring over, crafting intricate sentences in a way that best...
