justice

Canadian Judicial Council

Feb 10, 2021
justice, canadian judges

Canadian Judicial Council # Disclaimer: Below you will find a series of emails, sent to the Canadian government over a period of some seven years, asserting my civil right for lawfully entitled information, regarding a 2014 formal complaint to the Canadian Judicial Council. (File: 14-0393), concerning apparent failings of the judiciary. Defying a statutory Act of the Canadian Parliament, it has never received a meaningful response. I update it at will or whenever the spirit moves me. ...

Christie Blatchford Life Sentence

Feb 10, 2021
journalists, justice

Analysis of Christie Blatchford’s Life Sentence # Blatchford # Christie Blatchford was a well-known Canadian journalist, columnist, and author. Ms. Blatchford’s candid and uncompromising writings have earned her a well-deserved reputation as a courageous, fair and objective reporter. Ms. Blatchford has become known for speaking truth to power, and is sensitive to the core Canadian principles of individual liberty and the rule of law. Risking injury to career and reputation, and refusing to be intimidated, she has faced cultural forces and bureaucratic tendencies with steadfast conviction that the light of truth must always prevail. ...

Helen Garner

Feb 10, 2021
feminism, justice, jealousy, modern

Helen Garner # Helen Garner is an award-winning novelist, short-story writer and journalist. The New Yorker recently led with the headline: The Startling Candor of Helen Garner One of Australia’s most beloved writers, Garner—who has published novels, nonfiction, and three volumes of diaries—is finally catching on in the U.S. A product of the 1960’s agitation for greater social freedoms, especially for women. Moving into many communal share houses with transitory partners resulted in a variety of partners and three failed marriages. ...