Why Sexual-Assault Survivors Look Outside the Criminal System for Justice
People are often pushed towards prosecution, but survivors deserve to be educated on the alternatives
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Fixing Our Convoluted, Inaccessible Court System
Until we simplify civil ligation, there will only be justice for the few
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Portraits of Resilience
I travelled across Saskatchewan to photograph Indigenous women whose loved ones have disappeared or died
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How Police Cracked Canada’s Largest Child Pornography Ring
Inside the year-long effort to take down a criminal organization hiding in plain sight
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On the Role of a Bystander
We admire the heroes who intervene and save strangers from violence. But it’s not always that simple
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Will Bill Cosby’s Trial Change How We Think About Consent?
Publicized sexual assault cases can be difficult to take in. But they can also lead to a shift in the public consciousness
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Is It Illegal to Lie about Using Contraception?
The law is meant to protect us from harm, but it does not protect our dignity
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No Job, No Car, No Bank Account: What It’s like to Be Stateless in Canada
Residents who aren’t citizens of any country are trapped in a Catch-22 world
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Bad People Make Bad Judges
For all his legal training, Robin Camp lacked an education in basic human decency
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Why the Law Continues to Fail Sexual Assault Victims
A cab driver’s acquittal in Halifax illustrates once again how hard it is for the legal system to “find” facts
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