Me Goldwaters promises to file an additional proceeding in Superior Court to extend the registration deadline for “pitbull-type” dogs, in response to a letter sent by the City of Montreal to over 500 dog owners citing incomplete paperwork.
Me Goldwater plans to ask a judge to extend the deadline for registration of “pitbull-type” dogs to accommodate Montreal dog owners who received a City-issued letter citing incomplete paperwork.
Me Goldwater speaks out against a letter issued by the City of Montreal to over 500 owners of “pitbull-type” dogs, offering her help to those threatened with the seizure of their dog.
Dr. Goldwater-Adler offers advice to parents and teachers who are uncomfortable with the perceived sensationalization of teen suicide in the popular Netflix series “13 Reasons Why”.
Me Goldwater joins the CityLife roundtable with Anne Lagacé Dowson, Toula Drimonis, and host Richard Dagenais to opine on the political issues of the moment.
Me Goldwater speaks out on Montreal’s “pitbull ban,” pledging to continue the fight to have the legislation overturned.
Speaking with Tarah Schwartz, Me Goldwater clarifies certain elements of the pitbull ban and shares her ideas on responsible animal legislation.
Me Goldwater joins in from 6:48 on a panel discussing corruption in Montreal. “It’s principles of governance that have to change,” she says, “and that’s a cultural change.”
Me Goldwater addresses the problem of sexual assault and how both society and the legal system must change in their attitudes towards it.
Me Goldwater sat down with Joanne Vrakas to chat about her new book, feminism and Montreal’s upcoming mayoral election.
Ahead of her participation in a July 11th rally against breed specific legislation, Me Goldwater stopped by the Global Montreal studios to discuss the call for a ban on pitbulls after a series of incidents across the province.
Dans une lettre publiée sur Facebook, partagée plus de 3000 fois, Me Goldwater soutient « [qu’]une interdiction pure et simple n’a absolument aucun sens ».
“The judgment is blatantly wrong in law, and shame on the attorney general of Quebec for arguing that.” In the March 4th issue, Me Goldwater weighs in on a controversial Quebec Superior Court decision ruling that religious weddings do not necessarily carry any legal obligations under civil law.
Me Dubé spoke with Sarah Deshaies about media diversity and the blackface controversy. Interview at 37:00.
Following a controversial decision by Japan’s Supreme Court, Me Marie-Hélène Dubé spoke to Global News about Quebec’s 1981 surname law and its goal to empower women.
Une visite dans les bureaux de Goldwater, Dubé.
“It means a whole bunch of nothing. It means we have yet another report that someone can put on a shelf to gather dust.” – Anne-France Goldwater weighs in on Quebec government recommendations to deal with “common law” couples in Quebec on CJAD 800’s The Exchange with host Yolande James.
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Me Dubé joined James Oscar of CKUT (McGill University community) radio recently to discuss her op-ed in Voir about her own identity as a Quebecer of mixed ethnicity and the controversy surrounding the practice of Blackface in theatre.
L’Arbitre solves a dispute over Pop Tarts between CJAD 800’s morning and afternoon hosts!
“What I don’t want is for secularism to become a weapon.” – Anne-France Goldwater