Manitoba’s judiciary is enacting its own “less adversarial” family court reforms to give options to couples who opt out of the mandatory mediation that is expected to be introduced as legislation, says a judge leading the charge.
Court of Queen’s Bench Chief Justice Glenn Joyal said while it remains a...
The Supreme Court decision in one of the seminal employment discrimination cases discussing bona fide occupational qualifications, Dothard v. Rawlinson, focused on whether the state of Alabama could enforce a height and weight requirement for prison guards working in contact positions at an all-male prison.
Following the Dothard decision of...
In the United States, about one in three women in intimate relationships experiences abuse, including rape, battery, intimidation and stalking. But those who report domestic violence to authorities or attempt to leave their abusers are at risk of experiencing harassment and separation assault, which can sometimes be deadly. They are also vulnerable to...
Dating apps have taken the world by storm, but has the trend for swiping right or left to like or reject potential matches contributed to many people's unhappiness and low self-esteem?
Following the end of her last relationship, Kirsty Finlayson, 28, did what many people do - she turned to...