tom-collins, rory-smith
April 6, 2020
Two editors reflect on their experiences Editing for Ultra Vires is a curious experience. Yes, once a month, you have to sit in the unbelievably
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tom-collins
April 6, 2020
Toward a sustainable future Now seems like an opportune time to drink responsibly. You are reading this article on your electronic device, because COVID-19 has
The Principles of Legal Citation
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March 9, 2020
On the Construction of the McGill Guide Ruth Sullivan, author of On the Construction of Statutes, and (presumed) heiress to Elmer Driedger’s statutory interpretation fortune,
Cowboys, Arias, and Scalding Hot Tea
tom-collins
March 9, 2020
A review of Law Follies Law Follies took place 6 February 2020. ★★★★★ This year, for the first time ever, I attended Law Follies. I
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March 8, 2020
California Love Valentine’s Day may have passed, but love remains in the air—and in the bottle. At In Vino Veritas, we have been swooning over
tom-collins
February 3, 2020
In praise of the perfect apérative The eminent mixologist David A. Embury once wrote that “[i]t is hard to conceive of any worse cocktail monstrosity
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February 3, 2020
Deep Discounts: Our favourite bottles under $15 Karl Marx was a gourmand. He was also poor. He was fond of wine and, I am sure,
tom-collins
December 2, 2019
The case for fostering animals and volunteering at shelters I recently awoke to the sensation of a cat gently but insistently pawing my cheek. It
rory-smith, tom-collins
December 2, 2019
Male lawyers beg for students to stop networking with them at urinals Male Bay Street lawyers are begging students to stop approaching them to network
tom-collins
December 2, 2019
Reconsidering Pinot Grigio Some people dismiss Pinot Grigio as facile. We decided to investigate for ourselves. Pinot Grigio is one of Italy’s ubiquitous white wines.