The new faces of law school in Canada
The LPP, an alternative to traditional articling, attracts students who don’t fit the traditional mould
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Rachel Browne
While Rachel Browne has no religious beliefs of her own, she’s fascinated by those who do. Aside from religion, she writes on human trafficking and human rights. She has also written for the National Post, VICE, and the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
First national study sheds new light on sex work in Canada
Rachel Browne talks to researchers behind five-year study
Faron Hall, 1964-2014
From an early age he faced hardship and loss, but found joy in swimming and helping others—twice saving a life
Students aren’t the only cyberbullying victims
Cyberbullying is well documented, but research is just beginning on students who abuse teachers online
Photo essay: A day in the life of a living goddess
Photographer Narendra Shrestha gets a glimpse inside the world of Nepal’s living goddesses
Feminists call for decriminalization of polygamy
Prosecutors in British Columbia are taking another go at prosecuting Bountiful leaders for polygamy.
Christopher Michael Lawrence, 1998-2014
A born rebel, he was always on the run and finding trouble. As a teen, he craved independence and a place of his own.
From Bluenose to ’Boondoggle’ in Lunenburg
How a story of triumph devolved into disappointment, heartache and millions in cost overruns
New footage from Toronto G20 detention centre released
Four years later, those caught in mass arrests push for justice
A red light from the church
Some Anglican clergy want the federal government to ditch its new prostitution law because it’s ‘immoral’