The Rodgers Brief - This Week in Canadian Law

This week I analyze the proceedings of the Emergency Act Inquiry (including Premier Ford's invocation of parliamentary privilege in refusing to testify), the Canadian Civil Liberties Association victory over NS Public Health at the NS Court of Appeal re: an injunction against protesting the Covid-19 restrictions, a BC Supreme Court case on mandatory vaccine policies in non-union workplaces (the first such decision in Canada), Dal Law's new course on African Nova Scotian legal history and Critical Race Theory, the Annapolis Group victory over Halifax at the Supreme Court of Canada re: lands in Birch Cove Lakes, and President Biden's pardoning of Americans with Federal marihuana convictions and how that compares to the Canadian approach. I will be joining Jordan Bonaparte on the Nighttime Podcast tonight (Sunday, Oct 30th) from 8:30-10pm to discuss my Mass Casualty Commission alternative report, which is published as an ebook, and is called "Deficits of Trust". I will be on the live YouTube show along with author Paul Palango. https://www.youtube.com/c/NighttimePod

You can find the book (and read 15% of it as a free sample) on the following links; https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1174444 https://books.apple.com/ca/book/deficits-of-trust-the-rodgers-brief-report-on-the/id6444015396