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McLachlin challenges profession to embrace innovation as CBA conference begins
CALGARY — As the Canadian Bar Association conference got underway this morning, Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin opened with a keynote speech emphasizing the need to balance the pressing need to change the delivery of legal services with lawyers' professional obligations.
|'If we are unable to revise ourselves, then we risk irrelevance,' said incoming CBA president Janet Fuhrer.
While McLachlin emphasized the need to protect core values, she made clear that resisting change isn't an option.
"We're part of it, and there's no escape," she said, referring to the technological changes making legal information available in other ways and players such as LegalZoom that are growing rapidly.
In her speech, McLachlin focused on the major challenges facing the legal profession while outlining what she sees as new opportunities that provide some optimism for different ways of doing business, particularly for "nimble, tech-savvy lawyers."
"Legal systems everywhere are experience an access-to-justice crisis and are responding in different ways," she said, suggesting Canada has done a good job of trying to address the issues by looking for ways to make legal services more accessible.
Efficiency and affordability, she added, will be key.
"The time-honoured legal phrase 'with due deliberation' has no place in the new world in which we live and practise," she said.
She went on to suggest lawyers will also have to consider a loosening of their dominance over the delivery of legal services to make room for other, cheaper offerings.
"In the age of the Internet, people are questioning why they, the consumers of legal product, should be forced to go to expensive lawyers working in expensive office buildings located in expensive urban centres. Why, they ask, should a client retain lawyers, when integrated professional firms can deliver accounting, financial and legal advice?" she said.
"The old assumptions are being questioned," she added, noting the question isn't whether there will be liberalization but how it will happen.
"We must not close our mind to the changes that are being increasingly forced on us."
McLachlin spoke in Calgary as the CBA conference got underway with a significant focus on how lawyers with a focus on innovation and "building a better lawyer." Sessions at the conference will cover topics such as innovation and the future of law firms as well as the role of things like bitcoin, Google Glass, and three-dimensional printing in the practice of law.
In her speech this morning, outgoing CBA president Michele Hollins touted the CBA's role in helping lawyers adapt to the changes.
"It's a great time to be talking about innovation in the legal profession but it's an even better time to be leading that conversation," she said.
The comments come as the CBA itself faces significant change as it considers its Rethink process aimed at reinvigorating the organization to make it more relevant to lawyers. It was a theme incoming president Janet Fuhrer emphasized in her remarks to the CBA council yesterday.
"Every aspect of what we do is on the table and under the microscope," said Fuhrer, who called on lawyers to embrace the CBA's Legal Futures, Equal Justice, and Rethink efforts underway. "If we are unable to revise ourselves, then we risk irrelevance."
Despite those challenges, Hollins noted the CBA has continued to play a significant role.
"We have tackled issues in every corner of the law," she said, citing the association's significant submissions on Bill C-51. And with a federal election underway, she said, it would be playing a role in trying to raise the access-to-justice issues it has been focusing on during the campaign.
To that end, she announced a new Twitter hashtag, #whataboutalex, aimed at discussing Canadians' experiences in the justice system and the challenges they face.
Legal pains: The cost of justice includes physical health
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The findings are a part of an ongoing five-year national study looking into the social and economic cost of Canada's justice system.
"We're concerned by the level of impact on society. No doubt that number is of concern," says Trevor Farrow, associate law dean at Osgoode Hall Law School and the chair of the CFCJ.
But Farrow, the principal investigator of the cost of justice project, says the numbers did not surprise him.
"Quite frankly, while I'm certainly concerned about this, we expected the numbers would be significant," he says.
The study also found unresolved legal problems are hitting the public purse outside of the justice sector. Annually, unsolved legal issues result in at least $40 million in additional health care costs, says Farrow.
That's a conservative estimate based on one additional visit to the doctor each year as a result of legal pains.
"It's based on annual estimates of what the health care system costs per person and what a modest increase per person amount to," says Farrow.
He notes the details of these findings will be released in a more fulsome report in the future. As a whole, the ongoing study is also contemplating the mental health impact of unresolved legal problems, says Farrow.
But health care isn't the only sector feeling the sting of unmet legal needs. A fact sheet published yesterday by the CFCJ says we're also spending $458 million in additional employment insurance costs every year due to unresolved legal issues and dishing out an extra $248 million in social assistance costs.
What this means is "a well-supported, functioning justice system helps to reduce the knock-on costs of unresolved legal problems," says Farrow. "The fewer of those problems we have, the more money we'll be saving elsewhere. It's not an isolated problem, it's a collective problem that we need to notice."
While the lack of access to justice is a well-known problem in Canada, the CFCJ study, funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, is hoping to achieve a more sophisticated understanding of what the cost of that really is.
"What we didn't really know is exactly what that [lack of access to justice] amount to in economic terms and also in related terms in health and wellbeing," Farrow says. "I think the important thing is, from a user-centered perspective, we start to understand the connections between law and legal problems as part of broader social problems."
Most responses to LSUC ABS proposals negative
The overview lays out the wide-ranging perspectives the LSUC has received so far from the profession and other stakeholders on whether to let non-lawyers own law firms. It received more than 40 responses. And as the overview notes: "Many responses passionately expressed opposition to
any ABSs being introduced in Ontario."
Many agreed with the Ontario Trial Lawyers Association, which said the role of alternative business structures in fostering innovation is "overstated." Others, like Cognition LLP, said alternative business structures would allow them to lock in capital more easily, thereby insulating firms from cash-flow troubles.
Still others conjured up a new concept, dubbed "ABS plus," that the law society should be considering.
According to University of Ottawa Faculty of Law professor David Wiseman, new models will only have a "trickle-down" benefit for poor Ontarians who lack access to justice. That's why he suggested the law society look into an enhanced version of alternative business structures.
The attached chart provides a quick overview of the responses received by the LSUC. Read more about it in this week's Law Times. All of the submissions are available on the law society's web site.
Update March 3: Chart updated to better reflect LawPRO's stance.
Flipping their wigs for justice
Lawyers donned wacky, colourful wigs at the Law Society of Upper Canada yesterday all in the name of access to justice. It was part of the Flip Your Wig for Justice initiative, a quirky campaign with a serious purpose: raising awareness about the lack of access to justice in Ontario and bringing all parts of the justice system together to help solve it.
"We're thrilled. We are overwhelmed by the staggering level of support and enthusiasm there's been for the campaign this year," says Nikki Gershbain, who is one of the organizers and the national director of Pro Bono Students Canada.
No one institution can solve the access to justice problem in Ontario, Gershbain also says, adding there's a need for "an organizing mind." The profession is recognizing this need, according to Gershbain, who cites the law society's access to justice initiative, known as TAG, as an example of that recognition. TAG creates a forum for the legal and justice sectors to foster teamwork on the access to justice front.
Law Times and Canadian Lawyer are proud to be the media sponsors of Flip Your Wig. Read more about the efforts law firms and other partners are involved in the FYW digital magazine.
Study questions access to justice benefits of ABS
|Jasminka Kalajdzic's report shows a 'dearth of empirical evidence' that ABS improve access to justice.
"There is a dearth of empirical evidence to support any of the contentions made by proponents that [non-lawyer ownership] leads, directly or indirectly, to an increase in access to justice," wrote Kalajdzic in the study released by the association today.
Kalajdzic looked at existing sources of information on the outcomes of non-lawyer ownership in Britain and Australia. She analyzed the issue from the perspective of access to justice, one of the benefits supporters have argued as a reason Canada should allow ABS, something several provincial law societies have begun considering.
One of the main gaps Kalajdzic found was the fact that significant areas of unmet legal need in Canada are in family and criminal law, a field the research suggests law firms owned by non-lawyers have been slow to enter.
"Criminal and family law problems were the two most serious types of problems identified by respondents in that survey," wrote Kalajdzic, citing Ontario data on people's civil legal needs.
Kalajdzic's report also cited other research showing 70 per cent of family law litigants go without counsel because they can't afford a lawyer, but when it comes to the alternative business structures in Britain and Australia, firms have largely focused on personal injury matters rather than family law.
"According to [publically traded law firm] Slater & Gordon's 2014 Annual Report, over 80 per cent of its total revenue (in both the U.K. and Australia) is derived from personal injury work," wrote Kalajdzic, with the remaining areas covering family, conveyancing, and wills and estates matters.
"Whatever economies of scale can be generated by large consumer firms as a result of alternative sources of capital, new technology, operational design and branding, the evidence to date shows that they are far more likely to occur in areas of practice than can be easily commoditized," she added.
The association welcomed Kalajdzic's report.
"Clearly, Prof. Kalajdzic underscores that the evidence in support of ABS is just not there," said Charles Gluckstein, past president of the association.
Kalajdzic's study did acknowledge evidence of some benefits of non-lawyer ownership outside of the access to justice question. They include increased economies of scale through, for example, using innovative technology. But, she added, that doesn't necessarily mean cheaper services.
"While it is true that some ABS like Slater & Gordon have been successful in branding, using innovative technologies, achieving economies of scale, and increasing the number of personal injury claims, there is no data documenting a decrease in the cost of legal services or the rate of self-representation," she wrote.
B.C. court aims for user friendly web site
The court is continuing an ongoing update of its web site, with an electronic news service to publicize its initiatives and provide more information about its operations to lawyers and the public.
The court hopes to post informal news notes on a weekly basis, which can be accessed through its RSS feature, Twitter, or on the website itself.
Topics on the e-news feed will include "special projects and outreach efforts," says Gene Jamieson, senior law officer for the provincial court.
The web site was relaunched last month, with a new design that Jamieson says is intended to be more user friendly.
The main screen is divided into various categories to ensure easy access in a number of areas, including past decisions, court locations and contact information, practice directions and forms for different court matters.
Much of this information was previously available online. The goal of the updated site is to present it "in a format and structure that makes the information easier to find," says Jamieson.
Courts in B.C. were among the first in the country to post rulings online in a timely fashion. Since 2012, the provincial court in B.C. has used the CanLII, to distribute its decisions rather than post its own rulings. CanLII depends on the courts to send decisions to add to its database. On average, about 25 decisions per month from the provincial court in B.C., were posted on CanLII last year.
Jamieson says the court believes that the decisions are more accessible by having a direct link to the CanLII database on the court's web site.
The website also includes a list of judges and where they preside, although they are identified only by their last name and first initial, including Chief Judge Thomas Crabtree.
The court is asking for input from the public and the legal community says Jamieson. And, say, if there is a request to include the first name of judges — who are now only listed with their initial — that is something that will be considered.
Wigging out about access to justice
|Osgoode law dean Lorne Sossin goes blonde for fun and to highlight the issue of access to justice.
"This gap between being eligible for legal aid and being able to afford counsel that she fell into meant she wasn't able to get the legal assistance that could have prevented the crime from happening," said Lorne Sossin, dean of Osgoode Hall Law School, addressing members of the legal community who came together last week in Toronto to launch the second year of Flip Your Wig For Justice, the pledge-based fundraiser, which aims to raise awareness as well as money for access to justice programs in Ontario.
"How many others do we never hear about because they're never getting access to the services of the organizations that exist for their benefit, and never getting counsel who could take steps on their behalf?" Sossin asked the audience.
"That kind of silent tragedy is what animates the Flip Your Wig campaign."
Flip Your Wig may seem to frame the issue with funny coloured wigs, but the six non-profits behind the campaign — the Association in Defence of the Wrongly Convicted, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, Community Legal Education Ontario, METRAC Action on Violence, Ontario Justice Education Network, and Pro Bono Students Canada — as well as the ambassadors like Sossin, sponsors, and volunteers agree access to justice is no laughing matter.
One of the challenges, according to Sossin, is how to put a face to "what we're really doing here," and for him, Abdille's story did that.
While the fun and flash will draw attention to the cause, it isn't just about celebrating, Sossin said. It's about understanding and connecting to the lives that are touched by these organizations.
As the fundraiser's web site states, the campaign "plays on the combination of the traditional judicial wig, and the turn of phrase 'Flip Your Wig' — implying to be angry, or outraged." For Sossin, this rings true.
"It is playful, it is fun, it is a better fashion statement for some of us than for others, it is coming together, it is the best values of the legal profession and legal community," he said.
"For me, being an ambassador is trying to walk that fine line between the fun, the sense of community, the sense of shared enterprise and the sense of outrage, the sense of wanting there to be not another tragedy that we can tie in any way to a preventable incidence of access to justice that hasn't occurred and that ought to have occured."
Sossin called on those who share the sense of outrage to take steps to make a tangible difference whether by raising awareness and educating others, lending time and experience, or making monetary donations.
"It's a principle we all adhere to and yet walk by in our daily lives knowing that it's not lived up to and knowing we can be a part of that change that will ensure no one is left out," he said.
The campaign's goal is to raise $100,000 — which Sossin called "ambitious and achievable, as all good goals should be" — but it is not the only goal, he added. Supporters and contributors to the campaign should be aiming to have a broad reach — to participate in, shape, and be a catalyst for change.
Nikki Gershbain, national director of PBSC, says this year is going to be bigger and better than last. The campaign already has eight law firms on board as partners and a list of 80 — and growing — "leading members" of the profession who have "leant their names, their support, and credibility, quite frankly, to the campaign."
Gershbain calls access to justice a very difficult story, and echoes Sossin by saying Flip Your Wig strikes the balance between focus on a serious issue and celebrating the profession coming together to form a "meaningful response" to the crisis. She credits this balance with making the campaign a success.
Another important aspect of success when addressing the access to justice crisis is looking to the future, Sossin said, and that means turning attention to law students.
"All the deans have been absolutely united in standing behind this. I look forward to sharing stories of the ways in which the next generation of leaders in our community are stepping up for Flip Your Wig."
Participants can register online to make a difference by:
• wearing a traditional judicial wig, or a wacky one, on Feb. 26;
• making a pledge by sponsoring someone to wear a wig on Feb. 26;
• committing to matching pledges raised by employees, if an organization wishes to get involved.
The Top 10 Canadian legal ethics stories of 2014
It should be noted that the ordering of the list is neither rigorous nor based on a precise calculation of each story's importance. Nor is the Top 10 descriptor a claim I'd aggressively defend. I'm not sure whether, in an objective sense, these are the top ten stories and nor am I sure which ones are more interesting and significant than the others. But since "10 Canadian legal ethics stories listed in no particular order but that I, for my own idiosyncratic reasons, think are interesting and significant" is not exactly catchy, I'm sticking with Top 10.
1. Trinity Western's approval revoked
On Dec. 11, 2014 the British Columbia Minister of Advanced Education revoked the consent it had previously granted to Trinity Western University to open a law school. It did so based on the "current uncertainty over the status of the regulatory body approval" for the law school, arising from decisions by the law societies in British Columbia, Ontario, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia either not to approve the admission of graduates of TWU or to do so only conditionally.
The Trinity Western law school proposal is one of the legal ethics sagas. It has raised significant issues in legal ethics, particularly in relation to the effectiveness of the Federation of Law Societies (whose approval process was in the end not treated as binding or even given much weight); the scope of anti-discrimination and protection of diversity with respect to admission to the profession; the role of the law societies in determining that scope and protection (as opposed to, say, human rights commissions); the process used by law societies to consider Trinity Western's application; and, finally, the role of law societies in regulating the content of legal education.
2. Settlement of the complaint against Lori Douglas
On Nov. 24, 2014 the Canadian Judicial Council stayed its investigation into the conduct of Associate Chief Justice Lori Douglas in consideration for her agreement to retire effective May 2015. The investigation into ACJ Douglas had been ongoing for four years and cost approximately $3 million. The legitimacy of the investigation was – and continues to be – fiercely criticized. Most recently critics focused on the CJC's insistence on viewing the pictures of ACJ Douglas, even though the basic content of those pictures was widely known.
The settlement agreement prevents the continuation of proceedings that seemed most unlikely to reach any satisfactory and fair conclusion given the muddied issues they raised.
The agreement also means, however, that the significance of online sexual pictures to future judicial applicants remains unclear. From a policy perspective, given the increased prevalence of such pictures in a digital age, what would the effect of compulsory disclosure of such pictures be on applications by women to the bench relative to men over the longer term? These are questions that merit further consideration and clarification.
3. The Canadian Bar Association Futures Report
In August, the CBA published the report of its Legal Futures Initiative, "Transforming the Delivery of Legal Services in Canada." The result of extensive consultation and research, the report offered a considered assessment of issues and challenges facing the legal profession, and made recommendations for changes to the regulation and education of Canadian lawyers. The most controversial of those recommendations are those supporting liberalization of the legal services market and that lawyers be permitted to practice in alternative business structures.
The merits of the CBA's proposals can be debated. But of independent significance is the fact that the CBA has been willing to engage in this process, and to take positions that challenge the regulatory status quo. There is nothing modest or timid about the CBA's approach. When faced with a similar opportunity the American Bar Association ducked, declining to consider any liberalization to the rules preventing non-lawyer ownership. I am not an impartial observer — I was a member of the CBA's futures committee – but in my view the CBA is to be commended for its initiative and openness to new ways of regulating the profession.
4. Alternative business structures
As noted, one of the key recommendations of the CBA was to permit alternative business structures, law firms that are owned, at least in part, by non-lawyers. In September the Law Society of Upper Canada released its discussion paper on ABS seeking input from its membership.
The debate around ABS focuses on their risks and rewards, with opponents suggesting that ABS pose significant risks to lawyers' integrity and their provision of services to clients, while creating few real benefits to access to justice. Proponents suggest that there is evidence to support ABS's positive effect on access to justice and that, in any event, the risks posed by ABS to the legal profession ought not to be overstated. The questions now are whether any law society will be willing to proceed with ABS, if so which one and if so will others follow suit?
5. Jian Ghomeshi's statement of claim
The serious criminal allegations against Jian Ghomeshi were one of the top news stories in Canada in 2014. But the allegations also had a legal ethics dimension. Specifically, was it ethical to file a statement of claim that was arguably meritless and may have been intended to suppress legal claims against Ghomeshi?
6. British Columbia regulatory task forces
As noted, the CBA Futures Project recommended the adoption of compliance-based entity regulation. In 2012, the B.C. Legal Profession Act was amended to give the Law Society of British Columbia the authority to regulate law firms. The LSBC has struck a task force to "recommend a framework for the regulation of law firms."
Of perhaps even greater note, however, is that in December, B.C.'s legal services regulatory framework task force recommended that "the Benchers seek an amendment to the Legal Profession Act to permit the Law Society to establish new classes of legal service providers to engage in the practice of law, set the credentialing requirements for such individuals, and regulate their legal practice."
Access to justice continues to be a significant issue for Canadian lawyers and the public, and for good reason. Two major reports on access to justice were published in 2013 and, as indicated by the B.C. task forces, the CBA Futures Report and the debate over ABS, legal regulators and the legal profession are taking the access to justice problem seriously. They are trying to remove barriers to the provision of legal services and to facilitate access to lawyers and legal services. Until some material progress is made, however, access to justice will properly remain a top legal ethics story in Canada.
8. The Boyle recusal
On Sept. 4, Tax Court Justice Patrick Boyle wrote a 47-page decision recusing himself from further participation in a matter in which he had previously issued a decision that was now under appeal to the Federal Court of Appeal. He did so on the basis of submissions made by the appellants and, in particular, what he felt were unfair allegations that he had been "untruthful, dishonest and deceitful" in his judgment, and what were "clear untruths" about him. Some commentators have suggested that the factum of the appellants was not particularly unusual or out of order while others have suggested it was "unusually aggressive" and contained "ad hominem" attacks.
Whatever the ethics of counsel's conduct, however, Boyle's decision to engage with the merits of the case in a recusal decision raises its own ethical problems. The effects of Boyle's judgment is now before the Federal Court of Appeal, which recently allowed taxpayer's counsel to amend its grounds of appeal to include the question of whether the reasons for recusal compromised "the appearance and reality of a fair process in this case such that a new trial is necessary." In his decision Justice David Stratas said "the recusal reasons, by responding to the appellant's memorandum of fact and law, depart from the norm.
9. The collapse of Heenan Blaikie
On Feb. 5, 2014 Heenan Blaikie, announced its dissolution. Even though the firm's economic foundations had been relatively solid, a diminution in partner earnings early in the year led to a "run on the bank" with 30 partners leaving and the firm dissolving soon after.
From the distance of a few months the broader significance of Heenan's collapse seems less clear; it may have been a product of broader challenges and issues in the legal services market, but it may also simply reflect pathologies specific to Heenan at that time. A determination of its broader significance perhaps awaits future events.
10. The LPP path to articling
2014 saw the first entrants into Ontario's new alternate path to articling, the Law Practice Program. The LPP has been praised as opening up the profession to law school graduates who would otherwise be precluded from practice.
The LPP has also, however, been subject to criticisms in relation to the significant increase in articling fees associated with the program, the unavailability of student loans for participants and the fact that students are not always paid for practicum placements. Some critics, as evidenced by the comments to the article on Articling fees and access to justice, also complain that the LPP is enabling an unjustified expansion in the number of lawyers in Ontario.
As a final note, on Dec. 27 Canada lost a legal icon with the death of Eddie Greenspan. For good and occasionally not so good reasons, Greenspan was an outsized figure in the Canadian profession and in relation to issues of legal ethics. In the casebook I co-edit and co-author he appears in a less positive light from time to time. But Greenspan was also an ardent defender of Joe Groia in relation to the Law Society of Upper Canada's prosecution of Groia for incivility and actively worked to improve the quality of the Canadian legal system, both for his own clients and more generally. . . .
This is an edited version of University of Calgary law professor Alice Woolley's Top 10 legal ethics post from Ablawg. Click here to read the full version.
National pro bono group to aid with access to justice
|'The idea of Pro Bono Canada is that we will not be direct program deliverers, but we'll be helping support the expansion of pro bono,' says Dennis O'Connor
"The idea of Pro Bono Canada is that we will not be direct program deliverers, but we'll be helping support the expansion of pro bono," says Dennis O'Connor, former associate chief justice of Ontario and chairman of organization.
Along with O'Connor, the organization is run by the executive directors of the five provincial pro bono groups and two other trustees: former Supreme Court of Canada justice Marie Deschamps and former B.C. chief justice Lance Finch.
In the past year, Pro Bono Canada has begun working on a number of initiatives. One of their primary goals is to help start pro bono organizations in the provinces and territories that currently don't have any.
"The whole idea of it is to promote pro bono service, to give it a national voice, and have a centre where other jurisdictions that are trying to get pro bono up and running can come and get information and be connected with the groups that have already started successful programs," says Kara-Dawn Jordan, executive director of Pro Bono Law Saskatchewan.
The organization is already in discussions with Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Yukon, and the Northwest Territories about starting up pro bono groups in those jurisdictions.
"That is one of our objects, to promote and assist with expansion," says O'Connor.
But Pro Bono Canada isn't looking to provide any services directly to the public.
"The people in the provinces and the communities, ultimately they're going to be the volunteers and will have to run their own programs," says O'Connor.
The organization has also partnered with Pro Bono Students Canada to develop and administer a survey to law firms about their pro bono activities. O'Connor says that the idea is to let students know which firms are the most committed to pro bono work so that they can factor that into their decision-making when they're searching for a job.
One way that Pro Bono Canada is looking to fund itself is through cy-près awards given out in class action settlements.
"There is a natural connection between class actions and pro bono," says O'Connor. "Class actions are tool that the provinces have put in place to address access to justice problems for certain types of cases."
Pro Bono Canada has created material that encourages lawyers to consider the organization for any cy-près awards that are given out.
"If we were to receive funds, then we have a transparent formula where we would then filter the money down to provincial organizations who actually deliver the programs," says O'Connor.
While access to justice has become a more acute problem, Jordan believes the legal community has been stepping up to the challenge. O'Connor points out that last year, almost 30,000 Canadians were provided pro bono services.
"It's a good news story for the legal profession and I'm not sure as to how widely appreciated it is," he says.
Ontario group to examine aboriginal justice issues
|David McRobert is concerened some of the members of the advisory group may be more powerful and able to sway the conversation more than others.
The committee is a response to one of the recommendations of former Supreme Court Justice Frank Iacobucci's 2013 report on aboriginal representation on juries. His report found the relationship between the justice system and First Nations is "quite frankly in crisis."
Iacobucci's report highlighted the estrangement of aboriginal communities from the justice system despite being incarcerated at a much higher rate than the general population.
Former Ontario deputy attorney general Murray Segal and Warren White, the grand chief of Grand Council Treaty 3, chair the new committee.
"There is much our government still needs to learn about the ways aboriginal peoples experience our justice system. I know that the advisory group members' wisdom will help us better understand current challenges, and I'd like to thank the members for the work they are doing," said Ontario Attorney General Madeline Meilleur in a statement. "I am confident that we will be better able to overcome these challenges with greater collaboration between government and our aboriginal partners."
David McRobert, a member of the Ontario Bar Association's aboriginal law section, says he hopes the committee will look at aboriginal justice issues in the context of broader problems facing First Nations communities. The committee shouldn't "tinker around the edges of problems aboriginals . . . have lived with and known for decades, if not for centuries," he says.
"I just hope that they get the only way some of these problems are really going to be addressed in the long term is through a deeper social change, which is going to require the government to look at what is happening in these northern communities," he says, adding unemployment, education, lack of access to clean water, and mental health are all issues that should be considered.
McRobert adds he's hoping the leaders of the Idle No More movement will step up to contribute to the work of this committee.
His concern, McRobert says, is some of the members of the advisory group may be more powerful and able to sway the conversation more than others.
"I believe the effectiveness of the advisory group would be enhanced if the representatives of First Nations communities and constituencies are properly resourced and supported so they can participate fully," he says. "Otherwise the representatives of larger and more powerful stakeholders such as the LSUC and the LAO may shape the recommendations offered."
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"Whether it is the break up of a pervious romance, the death of a former spouse or a parent, or some other major personal loss such as a job, people need time to grieve before seriously contemplating marriage," writes Arterburn.
"Often they need time before they consider dating at all. Those who are under-grieved cannot fully give themselves to a dating partner or mate, because part of them remains attached to what was or what might have been. The disaster is created when you marry this person and they wake up realizing you did not and could not fix their broken and unhealed heart.
"Grieving takes time. At least a year and often two. And that is with the help of a counselor who can help you grieve properly. If you are dating someone who is still angry and bitter of a loss they have not yet entered into the sadness that is needed for grieving to be complete. This does not mean that this person is not dating or marriage material. It just means that they are not eligible at the moment; Mr. or Miss Not-Right-Now is the best way to look at them."
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ANNAPOLIS, Md., Jan. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- TeleCommunication Systems, Inc. (TCS) (NASDAQ: TSYS), a world leader in highly reliable and secure mobile communication technology, today announced that it has received an order from the Australian Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) for its Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) satellite systems.
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- The DSTO is the Australian government's lead agency charged with applying science and technology to protect and defend Australia and its national interests and delivers expert, impartial advice and innovative solutions for defense and other elements of national security.
- TCS VSAT systems provide multimedia communications capabilities which convey encrypted voice, video and data.
- Highly transportable and ruggedized, TCS VSAT systems also have a graphical user interface that facilitates easy set-up and operation.
- The modularity and plug-and-play interfaces between all radio frequency (RF) and baseband configurations inherent to the product line result in communication solutions tailored to the end-user's specific needs.
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Michael Bristol, senior vice president and general manager of government solutions for TCS, said, "The Australian Defence Science and Technology Organisation recognizes the importance of secure, reliable and easily deployable satellite communications systems, such as our WGS-certified VSAT satellite systems. We look forward to helping them achieve mission success with this proven communications solution."
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In his session at @ThingsExpo, Tony Shan, Chief Architect at CTS, will explore the synergy of Big Data and IoT. First he will take a closer look at the Internet of Things and Big Data individually, in terms of what, which, why, where, when, who, how and how much. Then he will explore the relationship between IoT and Big Data. Specifically, he will drill down to how the 4Vs aspects intersect with IoT: Volume, Variety, Velocity and Value. In turn, Tony will analyze how the key components of IoT influence Big Data: Device, Connectivity, Context, and Intelligence. He will dive deep to the matrix...
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When it comes to IoT in the enterprise, namely the commercial building and hospitality markets, a benefit not getting the attention it deserves is energy efficiency, and IoT's direct impact on a cleaner, greener environment when installed in smart buildings. Until now clean technology was offered piecemeal and led with point solutions that require significant systems integration to orchestrate and deploy. There didn't exist a 'top down' approach that can manage and monitor the way a Smart Building actually breathes - immediately flagging overheating in a closet or over cooling in unoccupied ho...
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"The Internet of Things transforms the way organizations leverage machine data and gain insights from it," noted Splunk's CTO Snehal Antani, as Splunk announced accelerated momentum in Industrial Data and the IoT. The trend is driven by Splunk's continued investment in its products and partner ecosystem as well as the creativity of customers and the flexibility to deploy Splunk IoT solutions as software, cloud services or in a hybrid environment. Customers are using Splunk® solutions to collect and correlate data from control systems, sensors, mobile devices and IT systems for a variety of Ind...
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You have your devices and your data, but what about the rest of your Internet of Things story? Two popular classes of technologies that nicely handle the Big Data analytics for Internet of Things are Apache Hadoop and NoSQL. Hadoop is designed for parallelizing analytical work across many servers and is ideal for the massive data volumes you create with IoT devices. NoSQL databases such as Apache HBase are ideal for storing and retrieving IoT data as "time series data."
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Clearly the way forward is to move to cloud be it bare metal, VMs or containers. One aspect of the current public clouds that is slowing this cloud migration is cloud lock-in. Every cloud vendor is trying to make it very difficult to move out once a customer has chosen their cloud. In his session at 17th Cloud Expo, Naveen Nimmu, CEO of Clouber, Inc., will advocate that making the inter-cloud migration as simple as changing airlines would help the entire industry to quickly adopt the cloud without worrying about any lock-in fears. In fact by having standard APIs for IaaS would help PaaS expl...
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Organizations already struggle with the simple collection of data resulting from the proliferation of IoT, lacking the right infrastructure to manage it. They can't only rely on the cloud to collect and utilize this data because many applications still require dedicated infrastructure for security, redundancy, performance, etc. In his session at 17th Cloud Expo, Emil Sayegh, CEO of Codero Hosting, will discuss how in order to resolve the inherent issues, companies need to combine dedicated and cloud solutions through hybrid hosting – a sustainable solution for the data required to manage I...
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Apps and devices shouldn't stop working when there's limited or no network connectivity. Learn how to bring data stored in a cloud database to the edge of the network (and back again) whenever an Internet connection is available. In his session at 17th Cloud Expo, Bradley Holt, Developer Advocate at IBM Cloud Data Services, will demonstrate techniques for replicating cloud databases with devices in order to build offline-first mobile or Internet of Things (IoT) apps that can provide a better, faster user experience, both offline and online. The focus of this talk will be on IBM Cloudant, Apa...
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Mobile messaging has been a popular communication channel for more than 20 years. Finnish engineer Matti Makkonen invented the idea for SMS (Short Message Service) in 1984, making his vision a reality on December 3, 1992 by sending the first message ("Happy Christmas") from a PC to a cell phone. Since then, the technology has evolved immensely, from both a technology standpoint, and in our everyday uses for it. Originally used for person-to-person (P2P) communication, i.e., Sally sends a text message to Betty – mobile messaging now offers tremendous value to businesses for customer and empl...
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As more and more data is generated from a variety of connected devices, the need to get insights from this data and predict future behavior and trends is increasingly essential for businesses. Real-time stream processing is needed in a variety of different industries such as Manufacturing, Oil and Gas, Automobile, Finance, Online Retail, Smart Grids, and Healthcare. Azure Stream Analytics is a fully managed distributed stream computation service that provides low latency, scalable processing of streaming data in the cloud with an enterprise grade SLA. It features built-in integration with Azur...
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text: James A. Gibson Library http://hdl.handle.net/10464/2720 2015-10-09T01:45:38Z Scholarship as a Conversation: A Metaphor for Librarian-ESL Instructor Collaboration http://hdl.handle.net/10464/7145 Scholarship as a Conversation: A Metaphor for Librarian-ESL Instructor Collaboration Bordonaro, Karen Invoking the metaphor of scholarship as a conversation offers academic librarians an excellent way to connect information literacy to university ESL (English as a second language) classes. This article describes how this particular metaphor has appeared in the literature of librarianship, and it suggests that this metaphor offers a deeper way to understand and promote information literacy to ESL students. It connects this deeper understanding of information literacy to ESL writing and speaking instructional approaches. These approaches include understanding scholarship as both a formal written end product and as a writing process in the creation, production and dissemination of knowledge. In addition, understanding scholarship as a conversation is described as including recognition of both formal and informal means of communication. Practical examples of classroom activities are also offered that librarians can use to support these different ways of illustrating scholarship as a conversation. Collaboration between librarians and instructors is advocated in order to fully invoke this metaphor as a way to connect information literacy to ESL classrooms. 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z The perfect space: classroom environments and learning outcomes http://hdl.handle.net/10464/6914 The perfect space: classroom environments and learning outcomes Yates, Elizabeth; Cotton, Justine What impact does a classroom space have on learning outcomes for students? Does a perfect library teaching space exist? This presentation highlights the findings of a 2014 survey of teaching librarians and library staff at Ontario universities and colleges exploring the effect of library/learning commons learning spaces on instructional design and learning outcomes. Presentation at the Ontario Library Association Super Conference, January 28-21, 2015, Toronto, ON. 2015-01-27T00:00:00Z Protect yourself from Predatory Publishers: Tips for staying safe in Scholarly Publishing http://hdl.handle.net/10464/6313 Protect yourself from Predatory Publishers: Tips for staying safe in Scholarly Publishing Yates, Elizabeth; Gibson, Ian Scholarly publishing is a chaotic business with new journals constantly emerging and longstanding publications changing or folding. With some newer publications adopting less-than-desirable business practices, it can be challenging to make wise publishing decisions. This hands-on workshop will explore tools to help you avoid predatory publishers and select journals that will enhance your work. Presented at Brock Library Spring Symposium 2015: What's really going on? 2015-04-14T00:00:00Z Canada's new Open Access Policy: what does it mean for Brock researchers? http://hdl.handle.net/10464/6312 Canada's new Open Access Policy: what does it mean for Brock researchers? Yates, Elizabeth; Ribaric, Tim Canada's new Tri-Agency Open Access Policy signals that Canada is embracing open research as a default position. While only funding recipients will be required to comply with the policy by making their journal articles Open Access, the policy stresses that all Canadian researchers are encouraged to follow suit. Attend this session to learn more about the policy regulations and how the Library can support Open Access to Brock research. Presentation at Brock Library Spring Symposium 2015: What's really going on? 2015-04-14T00:00:00Z


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February 3, 1996 in Idaho
Chenoweth Campaign In The Red Despite Heavy Debt, She Can Still Outgun Opponent
Despite fairly brisk fund-raising in the last half of 1995, U.S. Rep. Helen Chenoweth's campaign finished the year heavily in debt.
Chenoweth, a Republican, raised $255,668 - much of it since July - from 1,835 individuals and 104 political action committees. But she finished the year $102,651 in debt and with only $20,716 in the bank.
Those figures come from amended campaign finance forms filed Friday with state and federal offices. Due to a computer glitch, the reports filed Wednesday incorrectly reported $51,000 cash on hand, her staff said.
The debts include $17,000 that former campaign manager Mike Duff claims is owed him. She disputes that and the issue is in arbitration, said Michelle Keller, manager of Chenoweth's Boise campaign office.
One of the debts, $375 owed to a photographer, has been paid since the reporting period closed. The $102,651 total includes $55,500 of the $60,000 Chenoweth loaned to her 1994 campaign. It also includes $29,000 of a controversial $40,000 loan Chenoweth obtained from West One Bank.
Chenoweth originally reported the bank loan as a loan she made personally to the campaign. But last summer, her campaign then reported the money was borrowed from West One Bank.
But the loan was not secured, potentially a violation of federal law. That prompted the Idaho Democratic Party to file a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission.
Chenoweth then took out a second mortgage on her Boise home to cover the loan.
State Democrats also filed a complaint alleging Chenoweth funneled campaign funds to herself through Consulting Associates, a business she owned with Vern Ravenscroft.
Despite all of these troubles, Chenoweth still is a more potent fundraising force than her only election foe to date, Boise lawyer Dan Williams.
Williams, a Democrat, raised $74,024. About $54,000 came from 400 individuals and the rest came from political action committees, he said. His campaign, however, is debt-free and he has $45,000 cash on hand - more than twice the cash Chenoweth has.
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