Saturday, February 15, 2025 - Filed in:
General InterestIn recent months, political developments in the United States have raised serious concerns about the erosion of democratic norms, the consolidation of unchecked executive power, and the use of nationalist rhetoric to justify expansionist ambitions. As Canadians, we must remain vigilant, united, and prepared to defend our sovereignty and democratic values against a troubling tide that bears striking similarities to 1930s Germany. Read More... Tuesday, February 04, 2025 - Filed in:
General InterestAfter more than 40 years as a lawyer, I have been involved in countless negotiations—whether for clients, in business dealings, or within my own practice. A significant part of my work focuses on grievance arbitration, mediation, and labour relations, where I serve as a neutral party helping to resolve disputes. In this role, I see firsthand how outcomes are shaped by the relative bargaining power of each side. When there is a reasonable balance, agreements tend to be fair and sustainable. But when one party has significantly more power, the other is often left with few options and unfavorable terms.
I’ve seen this play out in labour disputes, contract negotiations, and commercial dealings. And I see it happening on a much larger scale when it comes to Canada’s trade policies. Read More... 
