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Thief stealing coat

Coats, Crooks and Compensation

February 12, 2019
Podcast
Law 201/701
Law 204/704
Introduction to Canadian Law
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Corporate Law
Your coat's been stolen at a club or restaurant. Does that establishment owe you anything? Do businesses have a duty of care over guests' belongings? And does that equation change if they have a coat check (and does it change more if you pay for the coat check)?
A crushing burden. Art:vdesrochers.com

A Supreme Farewell to Victim Surcharges

January 14, 2019
Podcast
Law 201/701
Introduction to Canadian Law
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Criminal Law
Victim surcharges are no more -- thanks to our Supreme Court -- but what were they, and what does this mean? Criminal law expert Lisa Kerr explains.
Art Across the Ocean: Valerie Desrochers, vdesrochers.com

Art Across the Ocean: Who Decides What "Culture" Gets Exported?

December 4, 2018
Podcast
International Law
Law 207 / 707
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
With a painting from the late 1800s in the middle of a court dispute over whether or not it can leave the country, it seems like a good time to look at where our rules around culture and exports come from...
Piracy

The CRTC, Bell, Piracy and More

November 14, 2018
Podcast
Intellectual Property
Law 206 / 706
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Recent headlines about the CRTC, and a Bell-led consortium against piracy, are making waves on the Web right now. What's the CRTC role in combating Internet piracy?
Breaking Solitary. Art: Val Desrochers, vdesrochers.com

A look inside solitary (and the promise of reform)

October 29, 2018
Podcast
Law 201/701
Introduction to Canadian Law
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Criminal Law
Solitary! The Liberals say they're ending it. But I thought we didn't have solitary in Canada, so what are they ending? Who does this affect? Find out with professor Lisa Kerr.
Idea Locked. Val Desrochers: vdesrochers.com

Protecting what the brain makes: Intellectual Property

October 1, 2018
Podcast
Intellectual Property
Law 206 / 706
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Get a breakdown on IP, patent trolls, and the latest news on B.Rich v Coca-Cola with instructor Morgan Jarvis.
Pipeline blocked by court decision. Art: Valerie Desrochers.

Understanding Trans Mountain: Pipelines and the Duty to Consult

September 12, 2018
Podcast
Aboriginal Law
Law 201/701
Law 205/705
Law 202/702
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Constitutional Law
We make a 250+ page court decision on the Trans Mountain pipeline easy to understand, with course instructors Cherie Metcalf and Hugo Choquette.
Phone and Contract. Art: Valerie Desrochers, vdesrochers.com

The Contracts Nobody Reads

July 16, 2018
Podcast
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Corporate Law
Contracts
Nobody reads those "end user license agreements" that pop up on your phone or computer, right? So if nobody reads them, do they matter? And if you do read them, what should you know?
OHSA protects workers from harassment in Ontario. Illustration: Valérie Desrochers

#metoo and Harassment in Ontario: OHSA and the Law

June 28, 2018
Podcast
Law 203/703
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Workplace Law
#metoo has been changing how we see and react to harassment for some time now -- but what is the definition of harassment? Let's take a look at the Ontario Health & Safety Act with Workplace Law instructor Colleen Dempsey.
The Most Expensive Comma in the World — Fundamentals of Canadian Law

The Most Expensive Comma in the World — Fundamentals of Canadian Law 009

April 24, 2018
Podcast
Law 204/704
Fundamentals of Canadian Law
Corporate Law
Contracts
What’s in a comma? A lot of zeroes, sometimes — Law 204/704 developer Peter Kissick joins us to talk about a legendary case involving a comma, utility poles and $2.1 million dollars.

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