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  Poster – Responses to Homelessness 20200818 Webinar: Responses to Homelessness in the Time of COVID19 Tuesday, August 18, 2020 12PM EDT Register on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_l5OIO1fuTAmSJvdI1nPyZg Registration is Free. Recommended donation is $20. Please send donations to J … Read more »

Listen to the Episode here Hello and welcome back to the JUR-ED podcast. The material today comes from an ongoing Webinar series, CONTAIN COVID, NOT PEOPLE: a collaboration between the Canadian Students for Sensible Drug Policy at Ryerson; Toronto Prisoners’ Rights Project; the Criminalization and P … Read more »

So you may be thinking, how does the pandemic affect a legal matter? This question is different in each province, in each jurisdiction, and varies by area of law. And even in one place in one area of law, it changes day by day. But one way to determine the guidance decision makers are following with … Read more »

Hello and welcome back to the JUR-ED podcast. Your host today is Mae J. Nam. LISTEN TO THE EPISODE HERE In this episode we hear from Brendan Jowett of Neighbourhood Legal Services and Kevin LaForest of Scarborough Community Legal Services and Parkdale Organize on tenant rights and rent strikes. Prac … Read more »

Hello and welcome back to the JUR-ED podcast. Your host today is Mae J. Nam. LISTEN TO THE EPISODE HERE Today is April 28th: the National Day of Mourning in Canada, a day where we recognize the many workers who have lost their lives or have been injured at work. #DayofMourning What is the Right to R … Read more »