Goldwater, Dubé
Join lawyer and political commentator Anne-France Goldwater for the miniseries Love & Money by Goldwater, Dubé. Over the next few weeks, learn more about family law, divorce, youth protection, animal rights, the constitution and more from some of Quebec’s most experienced lawyers.
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Debates over Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms have ramped up with the Québec government and other provincial administrations testing the limits of the consti...
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What ails Quebec's youth protection sys...
Divorce is expensive but being stuck in an unhealthy relationship is worse. On this episode of the miniseries Love & Money...
On the second instalment of Love & Money with Anne-France G...
In this first miniseries episode aimed at educating Canadians about the law, lawyer and political commentator Anne-France ...
What is the notwithstanding clause? Constitutional attorney and Capitalism and the Alternatives author Julius Grey stops by the podcast to explain. In this episode Grey, Anne-France Goldwater, and Marie-Hélène Dubé talk Bill 21, individual rights, the importance of the judiciary, and where the clause even comes from.
The return of The Goldwaters! Anne-France Goldwater is joined by lawyer and animal rights activist Camille Labchuk to break down the recent changes to animal rights law in Canada. They also talk about animals and agriculture and how farm animals do not have the same protections as house pets. Labchuk is also the co-host of the Paw & Order podcast.
Dr. Samantha Goldwater-Adler is joined by Canadian journalist and commentator Jen Gerson, who knows first hand how life online can change how we interact with the world. They delve into some of the ways that social networking can be toxic, particularly for women in media; and for entire generations of young people evolving with these technologies, without knowing the extent to which these networks may be hindering their development...
Montréal is a special city. It’s a unique mix of English and French, and the home to migrants from all over the globe. And on this episode of The Goldwaters, Anne-France wonders, should Montréal be its own city-state? To help her answer this question she’s joined by Beryl Wajsman, editor of The Suburban newspaper, and Brent Tyler, a lawyer with experience fighting for anglophone rights in Québec. “The ethos in Montréal is so differ...
On this episode of The Goldwaters, Daniel Goldwater is joined by Ryan Parsons to talk fighting, discipline, and the intellectual side of combat sports. Parsons is the owner of APEX Martial Arts in Montreal, where in addition to training fighters of all levels, they run children’s summer camps and programs for underprivileged kids.
On this episode of The Goldwaters, Dr. Samantha Goldwater-Adler is joined by Jason Rockman to talk about his addiction and sobriety. Rockman is a radio host on Montreal’s CHOM FM, a culture columnist for CTV, and the frontman for the band Slaves on Dope. They talk addiction, harm reduction, and what 12 step programs like AA can do for people looking to get sober.
What separates a good poll from a bad one? How can you follow the political horse race? This week, Phillip J. Fournier of QC125.com joins The Goldwaters to talk polls and politics to help us separate the signal from the noise.
On this episode of The Goldwaters Dr. Samantha Goldwater-Adler digs into both myths and truths about this much-maligned generation with McGill university management professor Karl Moore. He’s writing a book, Working with Millennials, on ways businesses can manage these young workers.
This week, The Goldwaters present a special episode in French.
Pour beaucoup de Québécois, le débat sur le port de symboles religieux est un débat abstrait. Pour Sondos Lamrhari, c'est très réel.Lamrhari est une cadette de la police au Collège Ahuntsic de Montréal. Elle porte aussi un hijab. Et si le Parti québécois ou la Coalition Avenir Québec obtient le pouvoir lors des prochaines élections, elle pourrait être contrainte de choi...
This week on the podcast the family talks about the rise of white supremacy and white nationalism in the United States. They dig into the online spread of anti-semitism, and the focus on the “JQ”—“Jewish Question”—and try to figure out how worried Jewish people should be in the U.S.
This week on The Goldwaters the family is making the case to get married. In these modern times, is the institution of marriage archaic? Is marriage just a legal construct or is it something more? The family tries to untangle getting married in the modern world. Plus, one Goldwater makes an announcement about upcoming nuptials…
This week brings The Goldwaters to Montréal City Hall for a bilingual sit-down with Montréal Mayor Valérie Plante. Anne-France and Daniel Goldwater are joined by Marie-Hélène Dubé, the founding partner of Goldwater, Dubé. They talk animal rights, how to grow the city, and Plante’s vision for the future. And things get emotional when they talk about what it means to everyone to be sitting with Montréal’s first female mayor.
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March is here, and in many places that means kids have just finished their break and are heading back to the classroom. Now that the last stretch of the school year is upon us, The Goldwaters thought they would take this opportunity to explore the world of education.
Why do we send our kids to school, and what to we hope they achieve while they’re there?
Anne-France, Samantha, and Daniel try and work through some of the philosophy ...
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