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Calgary judge accused of making racist comments to law students resigns from U of C position
Justice Kristine Eidsvik has resigned her position as a judge-in-residence at the University of Calgary’s faculty of law after being accused of making racist comments toward law students.
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UBC alumni involved in Steven Galloway case offer advice to creative writing students at Concordia
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Windsor law professor discouraged by barriers for people with disabilities
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