The Origin of Human Rights Law in Ontario
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Posts Filed Under: “human rights” 
Canada Has a Black Incarceration Problem
Remembering A. Alan Borovoy, Civil Liberties Champion
Memories of working with one of Canada's leading advocates for rights and freedoms.
“Bravo for the Women of Canada”
Photographing Human Rights and Human Wrongs
A new Ryerson Image Centre exhibition depicts 50 years of the global fight for civil rights.
2012 Hero: Cheri DiNovo
Nominated for: championing trans rights.
Human Rights Watch Film Festival Shines a Light on Dark Stories
Mad Pride Breaks Out of the Asylum and Storms the Streets
Partying and Politics Connect at Stonewall TO
Catholic High School Students Fighting for GSA Refuse to Be Dismissed
Cities for Life
Working in Harmony
Bringing It All Back Home
An Electrifying Year
Torontoist vs. Torontoist in… Steyn, Maclean’s, and the OHRC
Tales From the Journalism Frontline
Olympic Torch Rally Controversy Continues, Ontario Government Does Suspicious Number Of Good Things, Jays Lose A Barnburner
Film Friday: The Other Film Critic
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Another Glass Box: The Stalinist “Bunker” Edition