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Jessica Steingard

Jessica Steingard

Editor / Legal Writer at LawNow

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Recent Articles

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44-1: Back to School

The state of child welfare in Alberta and our jails
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Sexting: What’s the big deal?

What is sexting? Is it illegal? What is consent? Let’s dive straight into one of the most controversial topics among youth today. Sometimes the laws are the same for youth, sometimes they are different. Our new Youth & the Law column aims to help readers better understand legal topics affecting youth today. In this issue, […]
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45-2: Our Legal System

The state of child welfare in Alberta and our jails
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What If Parents Do Not Agree on Vaccinating Their Children?

With COVID vaccines now available for children 5 and up, separated parents who disagree on vaccinating their children are ending up in court.
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Alberta’s Critical Infrastructure Defence Act: How is it working?

Learn about Alberta's Critical Infrastructure Defence Act, which aims to protect essential infrastructure from damage or interference.
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The (Sometimes Complicated) Rules that Apply to Farm Workers in Alb...

Alberta's Employment Standards Code applies to most workers, but exceptions are made for farm workers. Learn more here.
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46-4 | June-Aug 2022 - LawNow Magazine

Reading Time: 2 minutes June: Ban on Conversion Therapy We Must Reject the Harmful Practice of Conversion TherapyJunaid B. JahangirCanada banned conversion therapy, effective January 7, 2022. What does this ban mean to me?[Criminal, Human Rights] Supporting Canada’s Ban on Conversion Therapy: A cisg…
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A Look Back at Women’s Rights

International Women’s Day celebrates the achievements of women and provides an opportunity to look back at the evolution of women’s rights.
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Alberta’s New Harassment Tort

Alberta’s Court of King’s Bench recognized a new harassment tort that allows those experiencing harassment to sue for damages in civil court.
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Bill C-18: Canada’s Online News Act

Canada's Bill C-18: Online News Act received royal assent but is not yet law, though it is stirring up controversy with Google and Meta.
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Slow Down, Move Over: How the law has changed

Starting September 1, 2023, drivers passing a stopped vehicle with flashing lights must slow down to 60km/h or the road's lower speed limit.