Volume 28, Number 2, 2012-2013
Article
- Assisted Conception and Equality of Familial Status in Parentage Law - Wanda Wiegers
This article provides an in-depth analysis of outcomes in parentage disputes involving assisted conception across Canada. Throughout this article, I draw on equality of status, familial security and equity in terms of gender and sexual orientation as norms or values that should underlie and guide the legal regulation of parenthood in the context of reproductive technologies. Throughout, I also compare and contrast the sources of and the implications for children and parents of resistance in law towards the abolition of illegitimacy and the regulation of assisted conception.
Allan Falconer Memorial Student Essay Contest Winner
- A Voice for "The Small": Judicial "Meetings" in Custody and Access Disputes - Carolyn Savoury
Case Comments
- A v B and Attorney General of Quebec (Eric v Lola)—The Implications for Cohabiting Couples Outside Quebec - Natasha Bakht
- Consent, Coercion, and Shared Parenting: Ruffadeen-Coutts v Coutts - Susan B. Boyd