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Suspected neurological illness is debilitating and even killing patients in New Brunswick, but provincial health officials are questioning whether a mysterious brain disease is really behind it. Q+A w/ Matthew Halliday, by Angela Sterritt 📘 cbc.ca/player/play/19… Front Burner

Looking for cool distractions over reading week? Check out blogs.dal.ca/dlj/2021/11/05… Hilary Young on the scope of defamation injunctions (and hey - a podcast!) Schulich School of Law

Maybe being charged with criminal negligence causing death and being sued for negligence is also part of god's plan?

UNB Law students, are you interested in helping with tenants' rights for a few hours? If so, let me know and I'll put you in touch with the NB Coalition for Tenants' Rights.

"Fining or taxing the #unvaccinated raises practical and legal problems." Read Hilary Young's, health law expert & professor UNB, latest The Conversation Canada op ed to learn more about the legal issues. Young's #InformedOps @ bit.ly/2Hb1s1b theconversation.com/covid-19-vacci…

Our work at Informed Opinions amplifying under-heard voices is more important and in-demand than ever. You -- or someone you know -- may be able to help us manage and sustain that growth. Please share with your networks. #Hiring informedopinions.org/were-hiring/

BREAKING: the first @stereodecisis podcast episode since December of 2020 is now live! On this episode, Hilary Young and @RobertDanay discuss the apparent new trend in which judges in Canada have been creating new common law torts. blubrry.com/stereodecisis/…

Academic gravitas: An episode of the pod with @RobertDanay, Hilary Young and David Quayat (@DQ59633013) about Nevsun Resources Ltd. v. Araya, 2020 SCC 5 was cited by Gerard Kennedy in a recent article in the University of New Brunswick Law Journal. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Ooooh, aaahhhh. Pretty blue colour. :-)

The DSA had a fairly open, democratic drafting process until the past few weeks. But what is happening now is shameful. Interest groups are getting ideas tacked on — things that will become binding law for a generation — that never had any public airing, debate, or input at all.

My article, "Canadian Anti-SLAPP Laws in Action", has just been published in the Canadian Bar Review. cbr.cba.org/index.php/cbr/… Please feel free to share. UNB Law CMLA/AdIDEM

MORE: Cardy's two-page resignation letter to Higgs is absolutely stunning, one of the most remarkable things I've read in New Brunswick politics. "Wrecking ball." "Consolidation of power in your own hands." "Data my ass."