Commentary

Editor's Desk - Exercising free speech

Written by  Gail J. Cohen Issue Date: March 2009

Should this circus be in Canada or the U.S.?

Written by  Ezra Levant Issue Date: March 2009
Within days of his inauguration, President Barack Obama issued an executive order shutting down the prison for terrorists at Guantanamo Bay — but only after another year of operation.

New technology boosts productivity in challenging economy

Written by  Larry Keating Issue Date: February 2009
In today’s unstable economic environment, Canadian businesses will look to cut costs where they can. Law firms, big or small, will be no different. Most law firms fall into the small business category of less than 99 employees, which make up 97.8 per cent of all businesses operating in Canada, according to StatsCan.

Editor's Desk - A new hope

Written by  Gail J. Cohen Issue Date: February 2009

Moral neutrality is no longer enough

Written by  Philip Slayton Issue Date: February 2009
Everyone’s looking for someone to blame for the economic mess.

Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku of Zimbabwe

Written by  Archibald M. Gijima Issue Date: January 2009

Matabeleland massacre

Written by  Archibald M. Gijima Issue Date: January 2009

Zimbabwe’s courts are working but is the rule of law?

Written by  Archibald M. Gijima Issue Date: January 2009
The rule of law in Zimbabwe has suffered several tremendous knocks. It is clear that the law, judicial officials, from the lowest to the highest courts, and state lawyers have been tainted and some subverted.

Editor's Desk - The winds of change

Written by  Gail J. Cohen Issue Date: January 2009
For some, self-regulation of the legal profession is sacrosanct and should not be tampered with. For as long as Canada has been a country, and even before that, lawyers have been given the responsibility to govern their own profession, in the public’s best interest, of course. 

Cromwell good, process bad

Written by  Philip Slayton Issue Date: December 2008
By the time you read this column, despite the extraordinary events in our Parliament that happened at the end of last year, the process of replacing Michel Bastarache as a judge of the Supreme Court of Canada will be over and Thomas Cromwell will likely have been sworn in as the new justice.
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