Tag: Law

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Pen for Justice: Addressing the inequalities in the Canadian justice system

This TMU club is working to raise awareness about wrongful convictions in Canada while supporting convicts in their fight to have their case overturned

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Love, Sex & The Law

What could Bill 33 mean for sexual health supports on campus?

February 10, 2026

The controversial act may cut funding to valuable resources, advocates say

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Lincoln Alexander School of Law votes on $140 levy

November 18, 2025

The Lincoln Alexander Law Students Society says the additional $140 will help fund their operations

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Sunny at TMU: 2024 sunshine list shines light on salaries

Last year’s sunshine list shares the salaries of TMU’s top earning executives, with some noticeable changes

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Arts & Culture Passion Project

Personal Essay: What does it mean to call yourself an artist?

The clash of societal expectations, self doubt and imposter syndrome create a complex struggle in using the title

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Communities Diaspora Diaries

The battle between the mind and heart: A student’s dilemma

When culture and family intersect with education, students often find themselves stuck between societal expectations and personal goals

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Business & Technology

TMU students host the university’s first-ever moot court

February 9, 2024

Undergraduate students from across Ontario came together last month to present their cases in front of a panel of judges

Features Love, Sex & Taboo Special Issues

Letter from the editor: I’m still learning and loving

February 8, 2024

Love & Sex managing editor Kinza Zafar undresses the topics she was told not to touch

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Features Love, Sex & Taboo

Sex, drugs & the law

February 7, 2024

The blurry lines of mixing party and play

Features Love, Sex & Taboo

From beds to ballots: The relationship between sex and politics

February 7, 2024

How our bodies are ruled under the law

Ryerson dean named one of 2021’s top 25 Women of Influence

Donna Young, founding dean of Ryerson’s faculty of law, was awarded for 'reimagining legal education'

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Campus News SCI

Ford government’s appeal to reinstate Student Choice Initiative to be heard in March

February 24, 2021

The policy was ruled "unlawful" by an Ontario Divisional Court in November 2019