Why Canadian Law Schools Need to Pay Attention to the Racialized Dynamics of Mooting
I want to write this piece partially because when a law student who passed on her experiences to me, it triggered my own experiences which led me to really thinking about the importance of sharing this in a more public form.
Assessing Family Ties in the Context of Study Permit Applications – A Few Useful Cases
Hello, VIB blog readers:
It has been too long. I recently came back from meandering streets and towns of Cuba. I had an incredible time and needed the break.
A Second to Breathe – A Poem
First: A Catch-Up
In lieu of doing something substantive at this stage (check out my Twitter for that) I want to do a bit of a remedy piece. These past two months due to the changes at the Firm and the influx of work,
A Glass of Green Tea – A Poetic Narrative
A glass of green tea is a beautiful thing.
Greatly unappreciated – subsumed by the old, mashed up, fermented teas