Legal Matters
Black lawyers on Bay Street – Are we being overlooked
BY NANA ADJIE-POKU Back in 2017, there was an article written in the Globe & Mail involving lawyer Hadiya Roderique...
BY NANA ADJIE-POKU Back in 2017, there was an article written in the Globe & Mail involving lawyer Hadiya Roderique...
BY NANA ADJEI-POKU In 2017, the Ontario Human Rights Commission launched an inquiry into racial profiling and discrimination of blacks,...
BY NANA ADJEI-POKU On March 13th, 2012, Prime Minister Stephen Harper passed the Safe Streets and Communities Act (SSCA). The...
BY NANA ADJEI-POKU In the last week of May 2020, Bill 184 passed a second reading in legislature at Queen’s...
BY NANA ADJEI-POKU As an update to my earlier article in April concerning the Courts of Ontario, there are expected...
BY NANA ADJEI-POKU After winning a successful bid to the Immigration Consultants of Canada Refugee Council in 2019, Queen University’s...
BY NANA ADJEI-POKU In light of the recent tragedy in the United States regarding George Floyd, I was speaking with...
BY NANA ADJEI-POKU On May 20th, I attended an online webinar hosted by the Black Chamber of Commerce. This webinar...
BY NANA ADJIE-POKU In March 2020, the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) released a policy statement on the COVID-19 Pandemic....
BY NANA ADJIE-POKU Over the past month, there have been certain trends found in common criminal offences. As residents of...
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