THE WELDON TIMES

Welcome to Humans of Weldon, where we deconstruct the thought process behind notable styles from Weldonites Grace Longmire and Mina Ali.

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.

We're diving into some of our favourite spots around the city, focusing the occasions that arise at the start of a new school year!

The Raging Grannies are an international organization with “a sense of humor, a sense of outrage, and a commitment to non-violence.”

Dear readers, Canada’s jurisprudence is filled with cutting edge paranormal research, if you know where to look. Today? We look to Bigfoot.

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.

Before starting 1L, my best friends, Natalie and James, asked a favour: “Chris, can you officiate my wedding?” With some tears, I accepted.

You know that school has gotten Real, and it’s time to Lock In. Coping with stress is essential for maintaining long-term health.

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...

In 1996, David Malmo-Levine's work with the Harm Reduction Club, a Vancouver non-profit marijuana educator and provider, led to a charge.

Intimate partner violence (“IPV”) is an epidemic. When society thinks about IPV, they often focus on physical abuse. The law could change...

We all start from ground zero: the first time you walked into a gym or swung a baseball bat – we all start from ground zero...

Imagine living with a red dot from a sniper’s beam constantly being projected perfectly onto the center of your skull...

I’m sure that, for many students, watching legal films was their first exposure to and inspiration to pursue the legal field…even if the...

In my naivety of coming to law school, it felt obvious that things would be different here. Surely, if someone pursues a career in law...

Emily and Gerald, law students at Dalhousie University, are your culinary guides for Halifax's dining scene. Learn their top picks for event

Catriona Hurley, a white law student, discuses the school's cut-throat competition, subpar comedians, and hope for collegial comedy nights.

Andrew Dyadin discusses how kindness and respect benefits your career and social relationships whether your at law school or beyond Weldon.

Teiyana Cain, JD '26, explains the history of Caribana and invites us to join in and feel irie! Originally published in Winter 2024.

Sarah Harding reflects on building community during her first year as the Dean at Dalhousie University's Schulich School of Law.