Caelyn E. Rosch

Canada recognizes Aboriginal title over Haida Gwaii in historic agreement | CBC News The Big Tide Haida Title Lands Agreement affirms that the Haida have Aboriginal title over all of the islands' lands, beds of freshwater bodies, and foreshores to the low-tide mark.

not gonna lie, I am pretty excited about this whole process

the thing about law school is that everyone outside law school thinks reading week is for relaxing, but I know the truth:

reading week is for remembering all the extracurricular responsibilities you neglected during 1L moot season and crying

Solidarity 🙃

Listen I don't do scents for migraine reasons but even I would throw all my money at a challah-scented perfume

A good reminder for us all on social media—you don’t have to like someone to care about them.

Jael Judith
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defeating enemy generals
using cheese

Me teaching criminal law: “Okay, courts have said no to cannibalism even to save your own life. But, consider, what if you needed a sacrifice for spell that cures all cancer in world? Would that be allowed?”

Canada seeks new trade deals amid Trump tariff threats, inks Ecuador pact - National | Globalnews.ca Mary Ng said the free-trade agreement with Ecuador is the 16th such deal signed since the government launched its trade diversification push eight years ago.

Canada signed a free trade deal with Ecuador this week and is also in talks with 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations on similar pacts. #cdnpoli #peipoli
globalnews.ca/news/1100259...

Many people have heard that Doug Ford “ripped up” the Starlink deal with El*n M*sk.

Not many people have heard that the Starlink deal was back on mere hours after Doug’s blustery threat to rip it up.

globalnews.ca/news/1099566...

Flip Flop Ford strikes again.

#OnPoli
#CancelStarlink

Why We Need to Reuse Construction Materials - Macleans.ca Much is lost when homes are demolished in the name of speed. With careful disassembly, high-quality materials could be used to make something new.

Demolishing construction materials results in tons of unnecessary waste. Meredith Moore argues reusing them is better for the planet—and our wallets. macleans.ca/society/reus...

like seriously we've just done three cricket cases in a row

and the eleventh plague, tortious cricket balls,

Furious Poilievre criticizes Trump tariffs for uniting Canadians OTTAWA - Following a tumultuous weekend in which Donald Trump threatened Canada with steep tariffs on all goods, only to back down, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre angrily criticized the US presi...

"During these negotiations, President Trump's actions led Canadians to unite in solidarity, and that is absolutely terrible for my brand!"

Canada’s Fentanyl Czar

Single Canadian guy actually smuggling fentanyl to US really flattered by task force WINDSOR, ON - Derryl Virkin, the sole Canadian who has been smuggling negligible amounts of fentanyl across the US border, has reported feeling “really flattered and kinda giddy but also kinda weird, ...

Single Canadian guy actually smuggling fentanyl to US really flattered by task force

FBI Agents Association bipartisan letter to House/Senate leadership asking for a de facto intervention to stop the DoJ/FBI purges. That has no chance of happening unless at least four GOP Senators are publicly a "no" on Kash Patel as FBI director. Not holding my breach for that one.

Raskin: "Elon Musk, you may have illegally seized power over the financial payments systems of the Treasury, but you don't control the money of the American people. The US Congress does that under Article 1 of the Constitution ... we don't have a fourth branch of government called 'Elon Musk'"

This is up there with my favourite documentable medieval English peasant name, Arable Halfacre

It *is* a little bit funny that there’s a famous medieval rabbi named Kimchi.

Listening to the Skyrim soundtrack with a rare Vancouver snowstorm outside lends working on the UBC Law Review's Table of Statutory Limitations a satisfyingly epic quality I did not anticipate

Since we seem to be going into further-contraction-of-$$ season—I've seen really good tips & recipes to save $ on food today & the one that I will add is: when you pack your lunch, when you meal plan, when you grocery shop: include a little treat. Plan ahead for needing a little treat.

THREAD 🧵

People often talk about antisemitism like it only affects Jews. But here’s the disturbing reality: right now, antisemitic conspiracy theories are being used to justify Trump’s latest brutal immigration crackdown.

Let’s break it down.

People sitting and standing outside at a sidewalk cafe in Vancouver.

There’s never been a better time to support local businesses—and a safer, more walkable city makes that easier. Investing in pedestrian-friendly streets, protected bike lanes, & better transit means fewer people relying on cars to drive to big-box stores & more shopping at local businesses.

70% of my brain right now is just repeating “war is no time for soft cheezies” over and over again

Maybe this is the social media platform I finally remember to use more than once every three months