WINDSOR STAR: Cities & Climate Action co-lead Smit on drive-thrus in climate emergency
A climate emergency — and a drive-thru for 27 cars: Windsor Star reports on municipal control over the establishment of…
RCP: Cities & Climate Forum work on local climate emergency declarations discussed
Follow the Rose City Politics discussion on the climate emergency declaration that had just been passed at Windsor City Council,…
AM800: Cities and Climate Action students lead workshop at high school climate summit
Windsor Law Cities and Climate Action Forum students led a workshop on constructive climate engagement with municipal councillors and staff…
WINDSOR STAR: Windsor Law students appear before Essex County Council
“What is the cost of doing nothing? Can we afford to do nothing?” The question posed by Essex County Warden…
UWINDSOR DAILY NEWS: Windsor Law students lead national research-a-thon
The national event, timed to coincide with the Global Law Clinics Day of Action on Climate Change, was organized by…
Look Both Ways: Intersections Of Past And Present In The Shaping Of Relations Between Cyclists, Pedestrians, And Driverless Cars
LLM Thesis by Davi Aragao Rocha. Driverless cars are expected to transform society in many ways. Since nowadays most collisions…
Windsor Star: Windsorites should not have to bear repeated damage from floods
Guest column by Windsor Law JD student Tristan J Miller, 7 April 2019. The City of Hamilton is the latest…
Where are the women? Women as candidates and councillors in Canadian municipalities
Research paper by Piper Riley Thompson (December 2018) for upper-year Windsor Law Municipal Law course. Canadian women have never seen…
Opting Out of Private Cannabis Retail
Research paper by Andrew Colautti (December 2018) for upper-year Windsor Law Municipal Law course. This paper, written as Ontario municipalities…
Who Pays for Road Violence? Rethinking Roads, Cycling and Tort Law
LLM Thesis by Ceslo Minoru Sakuraba (2018), Windsor Law. During the advent of the automobile, every road death was a…
Laverne Jacobs: Theorizing Transportation Inequality Claims by Persons with Disabilities in Canada
In a 2018 volume of the Canadian Journal of Human Rights, Professor Laverne Jacobs published an article entitled "The Universality…
Chris Waters guest column in Windsor Star: Let’s make sidewalk cycling a thing of the past
This summer, a Windsor city councillor sparked controversy over his suggestion that bikes belong on sidewalks. The issue is not…
