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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Watch Surveillance of Threats From: False Security View Irwin Law Inc.	Analysis of surveillance as an anti-terrorism tool and its effect on privacy.	Craig Forcese; Kent Roach	24	2015	$2.40 Add
From Water Sector Overview From: Public Lands and Resources Law in Canada View Irwin Law Inc.	Overview of issues related to ownership and management of water resources.	Alastair R. Lucas; Arlene J. Kwasniak; Elaine L. Hughes	26	2016	$2.60 Add
From Water, Water, Clean Water — But Not Everywhere From: Canada after Harper View James Lorimer and Company	Maude Barlow next focuses on the alarming shrinkage and pollution of Canada’s fresh water supply, a precious resource which lacks the effective laws and regulations needed to protect it	Maude Barlow	13	2015	$1.30 Add
From NEW! We Are Like Waves From: Disarm, Defund, Dismantle View Between The Lines	In We Are Like Waves author Kikélola Roach contextualizes the challenges we face in Canada as of 2020. The chapter includes a speech Roach delivered in Toronto on July 16, 2020.	Kikélola Roach	7	2022	$0.70 Add
From The Race Question From: The Reconciliation Manifesto View James Lorimer and Company	Indigenous activist Arthur Manuel provides a concise discussion of racism in Canada today towards Indigenous people and the systemic racism reflected in laws, institutions and organizations.	Arthur Manuel	6	2017	$0.60 Add
From Weber, and Almost Everything After, Twenty Years Later Its Impact on Individual Charter, Common Law, and Statutory Rights Claims From: One Law for All? View Irwin Law Inc.	Review of the effect of the Weber case and decisions over the next 20 years on the issues of multiplicity of proceedings in the adjudication of workplace-related rights.	Brian Etherington	62	2017	$6.20 Add
From Weber, the Common Law, and Industrial Self-Government From: One Law for All? View Irwin Law Inc.	Challenge to the view that Weber requires arbitrators to enforce the common law, and argument in favour of the view that Weber attempted to restore arbitration to its original role as the …	Elizabeth Shilton	38	2017	$3.80 Add
From Weighing the Scales about Acting Extraterritorially From: Law Beyond Borders View Irwin Law Inc.	Discussion of incentives and disincentives involved in the decision as to whether Canada should act extraterritorially in a given situation.	Hugh M. Kindred; Robert J Currie; Steve Coughlan; Teresa Scassa	41	2014	$4.10 Add
From “We’re Not Goin’ Nowhere” The Case of Halifax's Uniacke Square From: Good Places to Live View Fernwood Publishing		Jim Silver	24	2011	$2.40 Add
From Whales and Seals and Bears, Oh My! The Evolution of global Animal Law and Canada's Ambiguous Stance From: Canadian Perspectives on Animals and the Law View Irwin Law Inc.	Examination of the emergence of a new perspective on animals in international law.	Joanne Langille; Katie Sykes; Robert Howse	28	2015	$2.80 Add
From NEW! What Are Disability Rights? From: About Canada: Disability Rights View Fernwood Publishing	In the first chapter, What Are Disability Rights?, the author introduces the topic of disability rights through case studies. The author explains the "social model of disability" in …	Deborah Stienstra	8	2020	$0.80 Add
From What Can Jurors Do? What Can You Do? From: The Secret Power of Juries View James Lorimer and Company	offers suggestions for what we should do about the odd, unresolved, and important social and legal matter of jury independence	Gary Bauslaugh	21	2013	$2.10 Add
From NEW! What Do People With Disabilities Need to Enjoy Disability Rights From: About Canada: Disability Rights View Fernwood Publishing	The fifth chapter looks at the logical next step, at the gap between what people with disabilities in Canada actually experience, and what they could experience if their disability rights were …	Deborah Stienstra	22	2020	$2.20 Add
From What Do Police Do? From: Crisis in Canada's Policing View James Lorimer and Company	This chapter examines the declining rate of crime in Canada, the amount of time police officers spend responding directly to crimes, and the rate at which Canadian police solve crimes.	Christopher J. Williams; John Sewell	39	2021	$3.90 Add
From What do the treaties prohibit? From: Sold Down the Yangtze View James Lorimer and Company	The expansions of the treaties’ vague protections for foreign investors have a corresponding impact on voters who want a government to be able to change its policies, or on taxpayers who …	Gus Van Harten	9	2015	$0.90 Add
From What Does False Advertising Have to Do with Animal Protection? From: Canadian Perspectives on Animals and the Law View Irwin Law Inc.	Exploration of the potential to challenge misleading product claims using false advertising laws.	Camille Labchuk	30	2015	$3.00 Add