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Cara Wilkie Speaks about Access to Justice at Law Society Event
- September 8, 2009
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In honour of the recent National Access Awareness Week, the Law Society and ARCH Disability Law Centre hosted a forum and reception on access to justice for people with disabilities. Bakerlaw’s Cara Wilkie was pleased to speak at the event, which featured a number of leading legal experts and a presentation by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. » Read the rest
Bakerlaw welcomes two new articling students
- August 27, 2009
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We are pleased to announce that students-at-law Nastaran Roushan and Meryl Gary have joined Bakerlaw to complete their articling term. Their proven academic ability and commitment to social justice make them a great fit to the Bakerlaw team.
Benatta and Chrolavicius appear on Canada AM
- July 24, 2009
- David Baker
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Bakerlaw lawyer Nicole Chrolavicius appears on CTV’s Canada AM with client Benamar Benatta. To view the clip, “Seeking an Apology: Benamar Benatta Speaks of His Ordeal of Being Tortured and Wrongly Imprisoned” click here.
University of Windsor Law Students Back Cause of Benamar Benatta
- July 23, 2009
- David Baker
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The University of Windsor law students back Bakerlaw client Benamar Benatta in The Benamar Benatta Working Group. To read about the group click here.
Benamar Benatta featured in Editiorial
- July 23, 2009
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Bakerlaw client Benamar Benatta is featured in a Toronto Star Editorial entitled “Shrugging Off Torture”. To read the editorial, click here.
BCCLA Demands Immediate Inquiry Into the Removal of Benamar Benatta
- July 21, 2009
- David Baker
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In issuing a letter to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, The B.C Civil Liberties Association has joined in the chorus of Canadian voices demanding a public investigation into the Canadian government’s conduct in delivering Mr. Benatta to American officials on the evening of September 12, 2001. » Read the rest
Benamar Benatta writes an Op Ed piece
- July 20, 2009
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Click here to read our client Benamar Benatta’s Op Ed piece, “Bitter anniversary for rendition victim” in the Toronto Star
June 30, 2009 is the last day to refile human rights complaints
- May 19, 2009
- David Baker
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June 30, 2009 is the last day to refile an existing human rights complaint with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (the Tribunal).
As of June 30, 2008, people in Ontario who believe they have experienced discrimination must file an application directly with the Tribunal rather than with the Ontario Human Rights Commission (the Commission). » Read the rest
Lobbyists could have wings clipped by court decision
- March 27, 2009
- David Baker
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On March 12th of this year, the Federal Court of Appeal in Toronto ruled in an important case launched by Bakerlaw and its client Democracy Watch that Canada’s Lobbyists’ Code of Conduct should prohibit a lobbyist from doing anything to create a private interest for a public office holder that may compete with that public office holder’s public duty. » Read the rest
2009 Public Interest Career Day
- March 5, 2009
- David Baker
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Kelley Bryan will be speaking at Public Interest Career Day on March 6, 2009, discussing topics of interest to students who are considering the pursuit of legal careers in public interest law. After the discussion, Kelley will be joined by Cara Wilkie and Zahra Binbrek to introduce law students to Bakerlaw. » Read the rest