Jean Briggs: May 28, 1929 — July 27, 2016
MINI AODLA FREEMAN When my family and I moved to Newfoundland in 1967, my husband had invited Jean to our house to meet me. We were sitting in the living room on the couch and she started to ask me about Inuit.
“Our young men need to hear realities and responsibilities”
“We were promised gender equality for all women in Canada”
Private Prosecutions
Libel, Slander and Defamation
“It is the only way of ensuring our communities reach their full potential.”
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna needs to engage personally
Risk to people and the environment too great to ignore, says retired Canadian Forces colonel
Fundamental Freedoms and Limits on Rights and Freedoms
Becoming Canadian
“The suffering of Nunavimmiut youth is sometimes so intense, it questions our collective humanity”
Crown Discretion
The Adversary System
What can a bouncer legally do?
Marijuana
Antisocial Behaviour?
Land sales vote suffered from lack of information, political guidance
What are Emergency Protection Orders and Community Intervention Orders?
National Mining Week for 2016: May 9 to May 16
Can I Get A Peace Bond?
I’m Afraid
Is it worth suing?
“My plan is to not reward the negligence of 20 years”
Drinking and Driving — What Could Happen If You Do
Montreal-based lawyer breaks down Clyde River rights case
