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Envisioning Equality

Envisioning Equality

Analogous Grounds and Farm Workers’ Experience of Discrimination

From: Constitutional Labour Rights in Canada

Discusses equality regarding farmworkers and their experiences of discimination, placing considerable focus on constructing agricultural workers on the margins, Dunmore‘s substantive … 30 $3.00 Add
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Epilogue
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Epilogue

From: The Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court

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Equality

Equality

From: The Charter of Rights and Freedoms

Chapter 6 deals with the Charter’s “equality rights,” perhaps the most challenging section of the document. Beginning in 1989, the Supreme Court set out a test for the … 64 $6.40 Add
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Equality

Equality

From: Charter of Rights and Freedoms 6/e

Review of how the Supreme Court has provided a general framework for analyzing equality rights under the Charter, and how the courts have dealt with particular types of discrimination, such as … ; 53 $5.30 Add
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Equitable Freedom and Dancing Shoes

Equitable Freedom and Dancing Shoes

From: Discrimination Stories

This chapter examines how sexual violence at post secondary institutions can fit into the following categories of discrimination: direct, adverse impact, and systemic. The prevalence of sexual … 18 $1.80 Add
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Evidence

Evidence

From: Religious Institutions and the Law in Canada 4/e

This chapter discusses providing evidence and testimony under oath. 10 $1.00 Add
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Excluded, Harassed, and Undervalued: The Struggle to Break Systemic Barriers

Excluded, Harassed, and Undervalued: The Struggle to Break Systemic Barriers

From: Discrimination Stories

This chapter examines systemic discrimination by exploring the Action travail des femmes case. The three layers of systemic discrimination are discussed: interactional injustices; organizational … 16 $1.60 Add
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Fairness and the Freedom of Religion

Fairness and the Freedom of Religion

Diversity and Pluralism in the Public Sphere

From: Balancing Competing Human Rights Claims in a Diverse Society

Examination of pluralism and secularism against the background of diversity, freedom, tolerance, and the re-understanding of the public sphere. 36 $3.60 Add
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Family Law

Family Law

From: Religious Institutions and the Law in Canada 4/e

This chapter discusses religious institutions in Canada as they relate to family law, including marriage and divorce, custody and access, personal taxation exemptions, and homosexuality. 19 $1.90 Add
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Farm Worker Exceptionalism

Farm Worker Exceptionalism

Past, Present, and the post-Fraser Future

From: Constitutional Labour Rights in Canada

Discusses farm worker exceptionalism, specifically considering how the Fraser case has effected this, as well as the history of farm worker exceptionalism, the role of the Charter and the future … 27 $2.70 Add
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Fifty Years of Taxation at the Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court
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Fifty Years of Taxation at the Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court

From: The Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court

This chapter examines how the Federal Court jurisdiction over tax matters has changed over the past fifty years, and as a result, how the determination of the court’s jurisdiction has … 43 $4.30 Add
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Final Observations and Conclusions

Final Observations and Conclusions

From: Understanding Charter Damages

Discussion of the effectiveness of damages as a Charter remedy and why the remedy is not sought more frequently. 7 $0.70 Add
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For a multicultural, multi-faith, multiracial Canada: A manifesto

For a multicultural, multi-faith, multiracial Canada: A manifesto

From: Home and Native Land

The author argues that leftist critics are right in their anti-state condemnation of multiculturalism, but wrong to not see how popular groups – everyday Canadians – make … 7 $0.70 Add
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Ford v. Quebec (Attorney General), 1988

Ford v. Quebec (Attorney General), 1988

From: The Court and the Charter

The Supreme Court of Canada struck down a Quebec law requiring public signs and posters and commercial advertising to be in French only, and allowing only the French version of a firm name to be used. ; ; ; 19 $1.90 Add
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R. v. Butler, 1992

R. v. Butler, 1992

From: The Court and the Constitution

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that while the obscenity provisions of the Criminal Code infringed the right to freedom of expression, they were justified as a reasonable limit under the … ; ; ; 15 $1.50 Add
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Foreword
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Foreword

From: Anatomy of an Election

Foreword by Peter Mansbridge 3 $0.30 Add