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1 May 1994
May 1, 1994

Lost Earning Capacity Under the Divorce Act: Fact or Fiction?

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A response to critiques of the trilogy of Ontario decisions: Ormerod, Charbonneau and Elliot. ...
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11 March 1994
March 11, 1994

The Federal Social Security Reform, Submission to the Standing Committee on Human Resources Development

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NAWL’s Submission focused on trends for women in employment related issues in the Unemployment Insurance Act, and makes recommendations for the reform of social assistance. ...
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1 January 1994
January 1, 1994

Response to Custody and Access: Public Discussion Paper

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NAWL’s submission reviews and discusses issues related to Custody and Access of children in this country. NAWL also raises for consideration the changing face of family formations in Canada and the impact of this diversity on Custody and Access issues. ...
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1 December 1993
December 1, 1993

Creating Diversity on the Bench

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NAWL addressed the lack of diversity on the bench, the effect of the status quo on women, and examines ways to achieve diversity in judicial appointments. ...
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30 November 1993
November 30, 1993

Bill 100: An Act to Amend the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991

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NAWL’s presentation on legislation to regulate the discipline of health professionals accused of sexually abusing their patients includes recommendations on a comprehensive definition of sexual abuse, standing for patients at disciplinary hearings and appropriate compensation. ...
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1 October 1993
October 1, 1993

Brief to the Ontario Commission on Systemic Racism in the Criminal Justice System

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NAWL’s presentation with the National Organization of Immigrant and Visible Minority Women of Canada and the Elizabeth Fry Society focused on the programming needs of incarcerated women, the impact of the “wife assault as a crime” strategy, and the need for diversity ...
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25 August 1993
August 25, 1993

Submission to the Legislative Committee on Bill 79, An Act to Provide for Employment Equity for Aboriginal People, People with Disabilities, Members of Racial Minorities and Women

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NAWL’s Submission to the Legislative Committee is a response to Bill 79, with some suggestions and comments on how it will fail to advance equality rights in Ontario. ...
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1 June 1993
June 1, 1993

Submission to the Legislative Committee on Bill C-126, An Act to Amend the Criminal Code and the Young Offenders Act

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NAWL’s brief discusses stalking and harassment, abduction of children, spousal conspiracy and child witnesses. ...
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1 May 1993
May 1, 1993

Four Year Review of the Act to Amend the Criminal Code and the Canada Evidence Act (Sexual Offences)

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NAWL’s brief pertains to laws governing sexual offences against children, and proposed rules on children giving evidence in court. ...
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15 March 1993
March 15, 1993

Submission on Bill C-113, An Act to Provide for Government Expenditure Restraint (U.I.C. Amendments)

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NAWL’s brief addresses the implications for women of the proposed cuts to U.I.C. ...
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20 February 1993
February 20, 1993

Women and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms

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The Honourable Bertha Wilson’s keynote address to NAWL’s Tenth Biennial Conference Healing the Past, Forming the Future. ...
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1 January 1993
January 1, 1993

Brief to the CBA Task Force on Gender Equality

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NAWL’s submission to the Canadian Bar Association Task Force on Gender Equality. ...
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1 December 1992
December 1, 1992

NAWL’s Response to the British Columbia Ministry of Equality’s Pay Equity Proposals of July 17, 1992

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Comments on British Columbia’s proposals for implementing pay equity in that province. ...
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5 August 1992
August 5, 1992

Women and Constitutional Change: A Response by the National Association of Women and the Law to Federal Proposals for Amending the Constitution of Canada

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A response by NAWL to various federal proposals for amending the Constitution of Canada. ...
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1 July 1992
July 1, 1992

Bill C-80 and Related Measures

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NAWL’s response to the Department of Health and Welfare’s White Paper, “The Child Benefit: A White Paper on Canada’s New Integrated Child Tax Benefit”. Submitted to the Parliamentary Committee studying Bill C-80. ...
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20 May 1992
May 20, 1992

A Brief on Bill C-49, An Act to Amend the Criminal Code (Sexual Assault)

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NAWL’s response to the proposed “rapeshield” law. Submitted to the Legislative Committee on Bill C-49. ...
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1 April 1992
April 1, 1992

The National Association of Women in the Law Response to “Working Towards Equality” (Employment Equity in Ontario)

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NAWL response to “Working Towards Equality” (Employment Equity in Ontario). ...
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1 September 1991
September 1, 1991

Consent to Treatment and Substitute Decision Making

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NAWL responded to Ontario legislation that recognizes a new category of “partners” (in addition to spouses). The document comments on the implications of this category for lesbian and gay partners, and advocates for a guarantee of explicit consent to treatment for pregnant ...
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1 June 1991
June 1, 1991

A Brief on Employment Equity

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NAWL’s recommendations for amendments to the federal Employment Equity Act are contained in this brief, along with suggestions for improving enforcement of the legislation. ...
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1 March 1991
March 1, 1991

Gender Equality in the Courts: Criminal Law

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This report canvasses the issue of gender unfairness in the Canadian legal system. Using case law analysis of selected Manitoban and some national decisions in the area of criminal law, the study adopts a victim’s perspective. ...
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