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I was interviewed by William Burr for CBC’s Radio Canada on the law of fitness in preparation for the Judge’s decision on the fitness of the accused in this case. There is a publication ban on the proceedings apart from … Continue reading →

This team has given us a great season and tremendous hope. I have my family’s tickets for the post-season. And if there’s a Game 7 of the World Series, I’ll be first on the field bottling the dirt! Thanks boyz … Continue reading →

My History of Being Stalked is Finally Over and I’ve Conquered the Bullies Only took 5.5 years but I’ve done it – praying it will stay this way forever. Here is the background My public note to them that may … Continue reading →

It was a privilege to participate in the Roundtable that gave rise to the The David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights‘ and Cheryl Milne‘s Report on the status of public interest intervention before the Supreme Court of Canada | Cour … Continue reading →

The motion is now published on the Law Society’s Annual General Meeting Page on its website You can also find information on how to register to attend, debate and vote on the motion, here: Law Society Virtual Annual General Meeting … Continue reading →

This was an important and comprehensive presentation by Executive Director of the Empowerment Council, Jennifer Chambers – my long time cherished client and friend, and me. The event was held by the HSJCC – The Human Services and Justice Coordinating … Continue reading →

I recently stumbled across this video of a book launch event I spoke at nearly exactly 10 years ago. The Business of Madness is a very important book and Bonnie was an iconic advocate for psychiatrized persons – “consumer / … Continue reading →

J.P. Rodrigues interviews members of WiCCD’s Executives Amanda Ross (Ontario VP), Tonya Kent (Membership and Diversity co-Chair), Kyla Lee (British Columbia VP), Sweta Tejpal (Assistant Secretary) and Hamna Anwar (Membership and Diversity Co-Chair) appeared on JP Rodrigues’ show Justice in … Continue reading →