There's no surer sign of spring than this around here.

If you have a pile of grading to do, why not do it in the mountains, especially if you can leverage grandparents for childcare in the process?

Among other impacts on Canadian law with respect to Indigenous consultation, this will mean grappling more meaningfully with the Indigenous nation's laws & customs, as well as deeper thinking over the proper representatives of the rights holders. Here are some key paragraphs.

Prairie winters don't get the love they deserve #yxe

More winter photos from Saskatoon, because why not? #yxe

Another prairie winter appreciation post. #yxe

It's a peacefully quiet day on the USask campus for the few of us who have to be here today.

Our first real snow came late this season. But Mother Nature seems to be making up for lost time.

Might as well get a first post intro out of the way while this Twitter exodus is still unfolding. I teach, research, & occasionally post about environmental law, administrative law & Aboriginal law. And when I'm not on campus, I'm hanging around these two & my partner, @shoshannapaul.bsky.social.