Episode 55: B.C. lawyers ATTACKED for telling the truth, involuntary treatment & gender-fluid dog
On Episode 55, we talk about B.C.’s plan to expand involuntary treatment, we discuss the B.C. Law Society’s attack on two members for requesting that a mandatory Indigenous training course be accurate, and we tell you about a lawsuit involving a gender-fluid dog.
Stories and cases discussed in this week’s episode:
- Social worker wins £55,000 after row about gender-fluid dachshund
- Statement on member resolution submitted by James I. Heller and Mark T.K. Berry
- B.C. to introduce involuntary care for people with concurrent addiction, mental disorders, premier says
- Jamie Sarkonak: B.C. lawyers shouldn’t face residential school ‘denialism’ accusations for telling the truth
- Hezbollah is hit by a wave of exploding pagers that killed at least 9 people and injured thousands
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