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Egbeyemi attempts to connect with a dearly departed friend who died by suicide, and he urges others to reach out for help.
Paul Egbeyemi
Feb 272 min read
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How to Change the World for Dummies: A Guide to Impact in Law School
I spent most of my first year in law school feeling like a fraud. I’d written a impassioned personal statement about imparting change on...
Meggie Chamandy
Feb 272 min read
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Becoming a Plant Mom in Law School: A Reflection on Resilience
With leaves that looked almost spider-y and gentle white coned flowers – which are not flowers at all but specialized leaves called spathes.
Mina Ali
Feb 273 min read
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International Flaw: A Legal System Without Enforcement
Studying international law as a law student feels like playing a game of Uno where everyone insists on their own rules. Let's give it teeth.
Bushra Khadra
Feb 273 min read
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Why it’s important to try new things
It can be easy to settle into a monotonous routine. I want to challenge you to do something different at law school and in life.
Renée Babin
Feb 272 min read
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How to Spot Intimate Partner Violence & Resources For When You Do
After law school, the likelihood of encountering a client being affected by intimate partner violence (IPV) is high. Here are resources.
Alexi Grewal
Feb 273 min read
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Groia v Law Society of Upper Canada: Where Are They Now?
After acting as moot counsel for the Law Society in January, it seemed only fair to hear the other side of the story. Here's that interview.
Alexander Korski
Feb 273 min read
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Call for a Wrongful Convictions Intensive
Identifying and understanding the causes of wrongful convictions is critical to ensuring the integrity of our justice system and rights.
Alisia Januszczak
Feb 272 min read
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Bridging the Digital Divide: Pro Bono Dalhousie’s Role in Advancing Access to Justice in the Era of Law and Technology
The intersection of law and technology offers a novel opportunity to reimagine parts of the legal landscape—yet, a digital divide remains.
Delaney Helmke and Juliet Watts
Feb 272 min read
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The Court of Apool: Inner-tube Gladiators
The dreaded question, "What sports do you play?” None. That is, until I got a text from Owen Martin. Now, water polo is life.
Chris Cleary
Feb 272 min read
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Mediocrity in Law School: Finding Peace in Your Journey
Something I’ve had to remind myself is that grades don’t define your worth or potential as a future lawyer, and it’s okay to feel lost.
Carleigh MacKenzie
Feb 272 min read
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Coastal Silence: Lost & Found
My last summer in BC was a whirlwind. Dizzying thoughts of leaving my job, selling my belongings, and dragging my family across the country.
Curtis Bergen
Feb 272 min read
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“It's Not Okay" Story Compilation
The form and accompanying article were products of emotion, driven by my disbelief at the community’s silence regarding sexualized violence.
Elizabeth Fleet
Feb 276 min read
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Mx: Not Just an Honorific
There are ongoing attacks on trans rights. I want to focus on something smaller, yet impactful: the quiet progress in the legal world.
Beck Traversa
Feb 273 min read
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Current Cases Corner | Fall 2024
A light-hearted, brief brief about current cases that folks may wish to know about. These cases span legal fields from Sept to Nov 2024.

Kimberly Gilson
Nov 25, 20243 min read
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Raging Grannies: Political Action Is Not Just For The Young
The Raging Grannies are an international organization with “a sense of humor, a sense of outrage, and a commitment to non-violence.”
Emily Carr
Nov 25, 20242 min read
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That’s How We Roll: A Review of Biking in Halifax
I slip on my shoes, grab my helmet, and wheel my bicycle outside to face what I’ve been dreading: the steep hill that starts my commute.
Katherine Silins
Nov 20, 20243 min read
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Udtm? | Love & Law
Before starting 1L, my best friends, Natalie and James, asked a favour: “Chris, can you officiate my wedding?” With some tears, I accepted.
Chris Cleary
Nov 20, 20242 min read
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It’s Not That Serious: How to Cope with Stress in Law School
You know that school has gotten Real, and it’s time to Lock In. Coping with stress is essential for maintaining long-term health.
Mina Ali
Nov 20, 20243 min read
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Priced Out
Articling in Atlantic Canada should not sentence you to being a forever roommate. You have the degree, you have the job, and you'd think...
Carleigh MacKenzie
Nov 20, 20243 min read
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