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Announcements

Announcing the Lakehead Law Journal Managing Editorial Team for 2026-2027

2026-10-21

The Lakehead Law Journal is pleased to announce the 2026-2027 Managing Editorial team. We have exciting plans for this year and look forward to bringing you the next issue of the journal.

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Current Issue

Vol. 7 No. 2 (2026): Women and the Law

Cover - Law Journal Vol. 7, Issue 2, 2026

Published: 2026-10-21

Full Issue

Editorial

Introduction: Reflecting on the Past, Shaping the Future

Dr. Tenille E Brown, Natasha Latina, Hailey Hayes

89 - 92
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Articles

Gender, Law and the Legal Profession: A Reflection about "Quiet Rebels"

Mary Jane Mossman

93 - 99
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Paving the Way: A Book Review of Mary Jane Mossman's Quiet Rebels: a History of Ontario Women Lawyers

Melis Guzel

100 - 108
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Fifty Years of Substantive Equality for Women: Chronicling the Legacy of the National Association of Women and the Law (NAWL)

Meghan Tibbits-Lamirande, Suzanne Zaccour

109 - 129
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Creating Reflective Spaces for Change: Building a More Inclusive Legal Culture By Centring Women Lawyer’s Voices Through Storytelling and Reflective Practice

Brea Lowenberger, Leah Howie, Dr. Judy Jaunzems Fernuk, Lawren Trotchie

130 - 151
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Still a Signpost of Inequality: An Update on Hysteria in the Courts

Jonnette Watson Hamilton

152 - 172
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Interview

An Evening with Women Judges in Northern Ontario: Her Honourable Justices Brochu, Belda, Nieckarz, Pierce, and Burton in conversation with Hailey Hayes & Natasha Latina

Hailey Hayes, Natasha Latina

173 - 184
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Lakehead Law Journal

Announcements

Announcing the Lakehead Law Journal Managing Editorial Team for 2026-2027

Current Issue

Full Issue

Editorial

Introduction: Reflecting on the Past, Shaping the Future

Articles

Gender, Law and the Legal Profession: A Reflection about "Quiet Rebels"

Paving the Way: A Book Review of Mary Jane Mossman's Quiet Rebels: a History of Ontario Women Lawyers

Fifty Years of Substantive Equality for Women: Chronicling the Legacy of the National Association of Women and the Law (NAWL)

Creating Reflective Spaces for Change: Building a More Inclusive Legal Culture By Centring Women Lawyer’s Voices Through Storytelling and Reflective Practice

Still a Signpost of Inequality: An Update on Hysteria in the Courts

Interview

An Evening with Women Judges in Northern Ontario: Her Honourable Justices Brochu, Belda, Nieckarz, Pierce, and Burton in conversation with Hailey Hayes & Natasha Latina

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