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The Supreme Court of Canada granted Delwin Vriend’s legal team the leave to appeal Justice McClung’s ruling in the Alberta Court of Appeal. As the team arrived in Ottawa, the excitement and tension was palpable. It was their last shot to compel the Government of Alberta to include “sexual orientation” as protected ground in the Province’s human rights legislation.
In this episode, we take a deep dive into Sheila Greckol’s opening argument and visit a few of the submissions from the many interveners who spoke in support of Delwin’s case.
This would conclude the first half of the hearing before the Government of Alberta took the stand to argue its defense.
Welcome to episode 5 of Vriend Versus Alberta.
*NOTE: The terms “Queer and Trans” and “sexual and gender minorities” are used in this series to refer to the 2SLGBTQI+ community as a whole. We acknowledge the great diversity within this community, and you can find more information about this here.
Vriend Versus Alberta is produced by Edmonton Community Foundation and the Edmonton Queer History Project.
Archival audio of Delwin Vriend, et al. v. Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Alberta, et al was used with permission from the Supreme Court of Canada.
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The Well Endowed Podcast is produced by Edmonton Community Foundation. And is a proud, affiliate member of the Alberta Podcast Network.
EPISODE IMAGE: Sheila Greckol recounts her experience delivering her opening argument at the Supreme Court of Canada. CREDIT: Edmonton Community Foundation
Transcripts by Karli Drew.
The post Vriend Versus Alberta Part 5: One Last Shot appeared first on Edmonton Community Foundation.
By The Well Endowed PodcastThe Supreme Court of Canada granted Delwin Vriend’s legal team the leave to appeal Justice McClung’s ruling in the Alberta Court of Appeal. As the team arrived in Ottawa, the excitement and tension was palpable. It was their last shot to compel the Government of Alberta to include “sexual orientation” as protected ground in the Province’s human rights legislation.
In this episode, we take a deep dive into Sheila Greckol’s opening argument and visit a few of the submissions from the many interveners who spoke in support of Delwin’s case.
This would conclude the first half of the hearing before the Government of Alberta took the stand to argue its defense.
Welcome to episode 5 of Vriend Versus Alberta.
*NOTE: The terms “Queer and Trans” and “sexual and gender minorities” are used in this series to refer to the 2SLGBTQI+ community as a whole. We acknowledge the great diversity within this community, and you can find more information about this here.
Vriend Versus Alberta is produced by Edmonton Community Foundation and the Edmonton Queer History Project.
Archival audio of Delwin Vriend, et al. v. Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Alberta, et al was used with permission from the Supreme Court of Canada.
Links:
ECF Happenings:
ECF Grants:
Upcoming Student Awards:
The Well Endowed Podcast is produced by Edmonton Community Foundation. And is a proud, affiliate member of the Alberta Podcast Network.
EPISODE IMAGE: Sheila Greckol recounts her experience delivering her opening argument at the Supreme Court of Canada. CREDIT: Edmonton Community Foundation
Transcripts by Karli Drew.
The post Vriend Versus Alberta Part 5: One Last Shot appeared first on Edmonton Community Foundation.