Publications
Academic papers, commentary and other publications featuring our lawyers.
Canada’s Correctional Service Is Beyond Reform
The Hills Times, 2026 Amy Matychuk & Charlotte Sheasby, 2026
Restoring What Was Always Ours: Reclaiming the Right To Define Indigenous Identity
Herizons, 2026 by Carlie Kane
Assessing Public Confidence in the CRCC in Nunavut
CanLii, 2026 by Victoria Perrie
Daanis the Judge
Pemmican Publications Inc., 2026 by Victoria Perrie
Northern Lights, Southern Justice
Nunavut Law Foundation , 2025 by Victoria Perrie
Dorsey v Canada: A Rare and Necessary Advancement for Prisoners’ Rights
ABLawg, 2025 by Amy Matychuk
Foresights for Human Rights 2024 Preliminary Report
Manitoba Access to Justice, 2025 by Lou Lamari
Aboriginal Law Resources
Centre for Human Rights Research, University of Manitoba, 2024 by Carlie Kane
The Role of Libraries in Enhancing Access to Justice in Canada
Manitoba Access to Justice, 2024 by Lou Lamari
Canada’s prison system is still vastly transphobic
Xtra Magazine | January 9, 2024
How K-12 Math and Reading Contribute to A2J
Manitoba Access to Justice, 2024 by Lou Lamari
Community Advocacy & Legal Centre Report Highlights
Manitoba Access to Justice, 2024 by Lou Lamari
Notes from Access to Justice Week
Manitoba Access to Justice, 2024 by Lou Lamari
Reflections on the “Pride in Health” Conference at the University of Manitoba
Manitoba Access to Justice, 2024 by Lou Lamari
Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice “Families and the Law” Conference
Manitoba Access to Justice, 2024 by Lou Lamari
Treaty 3: Honouring Its Truths
Canadian Museum for Human Rights, 2023 by Carlie Kane
Trans women in federal custody: We know the headlines, but what are the facts?
Law 360, 2023 by Amy Matychuk
John v Edmonton Police Service: Guilty of Being a Black Man
AB Lawg, 2023 by Amy Matychuk
Experiences of Indigenous Families in the Justice System
Government of Canada, 2023 by Victoria Perrie
Indigenous Legal Issues during COVID-19
Indigenous Bar Association, 2023 by Victoria Perrie
Why does Corrections Canada prohibit Quewezance from speaking to media?
At the Forks, 2022 by Carlie Kane
Trans women in federal custody: We know the headlines, but what are the facts?
Law 360, 2022 by Amy Matychuk
Polar Barristers Newsletter
Law Society Newsletter, 2021 by Victoria Perrie
R v Boudreau: Senior Crown Recused Due to Hostility, “Animus” Toward Accused
ABLawg, 2021 by Amy Matychuk
What A2J should mean in Nunavut
Law 360, 2021 by Victoria Perrie
Women Leading in Law
Cowling Legal, 2020 by Victoria Perrie
Canada v Chhina: Supreme Court Makes Habeas Corpus Available to Immigration Detainees
ABLawg, 2019 by Amy Matychuk
R v Shoemaker: Alberta Court of Appeal Tells Corrections Canada to Follow Its Own Rules
ABLawg, 2019 by Amy Matychuk
Boulachanis v Canada: Transgender Inmate Moved to Women’s Prison
AB Lawg, 2019 by Amy Matychuk
Addressing Gender Based Violence in Malaysia through CEDAW’s Concluding Obvs
JSTOR, 2019 by Victoria Perrie
Gladue Factors: Still Not a “Race-Based Discount”
ABLawg, 2019 by Amy Matychuk
Turning a Blind Eye? The Scope of the Charter Right to a Representative Jury
Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench Introduces the Accelerated Habeas Corpus Review Procedure
ABLawg, 2018 by Amy Matychuk
R v Barton Case Commentary
CanLii Connects, 2018 by Victoria Perrie
Eighteen Years of Inmate Litigation Culminates with Some Success in the SCC’s Ewert v Canada
ABLawg, 2018 by Amy Matychuk
CEDAW: A Tool for Addressing Violence Against Women
by Victoria Perrie, 2018
R v Acera: Responding to the Call to Action in Jordan Via Detention Review Hearings
ABLawg, 2017 by Amy Matychuk
“Beyond This Court’s Capacity”: Habeas Corpus Hearings Restricted to Liberty Remedies Only
ABLawg, 2017 by Amy Matychuk
Charter Violations Inside Prisons: Irremediable in the Name of Protecting the Public?
ABLawg, 2017 by Amy Matychuk
Ewanchuk Continues to Treat Habeas Corpus as an All-Purpose Remedy
ABLawg, 2017 by Amy Matychuk
The Alberta Energy Regulator Grants Rare Participation Rights to Three Indigenous Groups
ABLawg, 2017 by Amy Matychuk
When the Burden of Proving Institutional Bias Rests on a Prisoner
ABLawg, 2016 by Amy Matychuk
Costs to the Respondent: Discouraging Habeas Corpus Applications
ABLawg, 2016 by Amy Matychuk
Copyright Primer
Creative Manitoba, 2016 by Victoria Perrie
Solitary Confinement Trial Updates
British Columbia Civil Liberties Association, 2017 by Victoria Perri