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Current Issue: May 2021

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Highlights

Release the kraken … well, our May 2021 issue, with its cover graced by the remarkable Justice Susan Griffin.

  • Greg Gowe tells his story of ALS and his efforts to bring new therapies, clinical trials and research to Canada.
  • David A. Paul, Q.C., provides an overview of parenting coordination.
  • Reminiscing over old parties or looking forward to planning or travelling to one?  Then read about the Whistler ski party that Bill Ferguson attended with Pierre Trudeau, Michael Welsh, Q.C.’s insights into wine tasting and Kenneth Wm. Thornicroft’s discussion of the SCC’s decision in Uber Technologies v. Heller.
  • Travelling, notionally, farther afield, UVic Law and Lawyers’ Rights Watch Canada tackle unrest in Myanmar, and our very own D. Michael Bain, Q.C., details disputes related to the Dead Sea scrolls.  Globetrotting more literally, TRU Law’s new dean, Daleen Millard, arrives all the way from South Africa.
  • Read Derek LaCroix, Q.C.’s insight into meaning, values and the practice of law.
  • Plus since we’re getting philosophical, Entre Nous tackles the issues of economic insecurity and economic inequality, reflecting on those who work hard to make our own lives better but are paid less.
  • And don’t miss as well all our regular content, together with the octopus or two found in Bench and Bar.

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2021 Advertising Details

IssueYearDeadline
January2021Wednesday, November 25, 2020
March2021Wednesday, February 3, 2021
May2021Wednesday, March 31, 2021
July2021Wednesday, June 2, 2021
September2021Wednesday, August 4, 2021
November2021Wednesday, October 6, 2021

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