By Kayla Wong, 2L For the first time in history, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called for the enactment of Canada’s Emergencies Act to bestow the government added powers in times of national crisis. The recent call for emergency powers comes after protesters blocked a major international bridge for nearly a week. The Canadian Ambassador Bridge ties Windsor […]
By: Emily Canney In the United State an environmentalist is not always the most poplular person at a party. Well, in Latin America environmentalist are not just disliked, they are being murdered at an alarming rate. Between the years 2002 and 2015 the U.K.-based NGO Global Witness recorded that more than 900 environmentalist were killed […]
By: Caleb Sugg Intellectual property law in the U.S. stems from a number of ideas and policies. Specifically, intellectual property law finds its roots in the foundation of all law in the U.S. Article I, Section 8, Clause 8 of the Constitution reads as follows: “The Congress shall have power . . . to promote […]
By: Maia Fleischman Earlier this week, President Trump released a blueprint of his planned budget cuts for the upcoming year. In his blueprint, President Trump reminded the American people why they voted for him—because they entrusted him to make America great again. Specifically, President Trump stated, “ Our aim is to meet the simple, but […]
