The document discusses an upcoming education report and judicial review on equality rights in Canada. It reflects on past gatherings to discuss equality rights and celebrates an upcoming event with the theme of equality rights being at the heart of a just society. The document questions what equality rights mean in a civil society and what type of society removes systemic barriers, ultimately striving for the greatest happiness for all.

1. EDUCATION REPORT: EQUALITY RIGHTS
– LOOKING BACK, LOOKING FORWARD –
THE HART OF A JUST SOCIETY
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EQUALITY RIGHTS: LOOKING BACK, LOOKING FORWARD – THE HART OF A JUST SOCIETY
● We are less than one week away from that time of year when we all gather together to celebrate once again
● In less than two weeks Canadian Civil Society will be introducing one of the hottest civil proceedings introducing an applicant,
Rosemary DeCaires, for this year's judicial review.
● In our review, we recall when those who gathered at University of Toronto Law School did so simply because we all believed in
'equality rights'.
● Today, as we gather online to celebrate the theme of 'equality rights' one word that effectively comes to mind is the theme of
'the heart of a Just Society'.
● So what is the essential meaning of equality rights discourse. In a civil society and what type of civil society allows barriers of a
systemic nature to reign
● Lets gather together this fall 2009 in the name of 'equality rights'. One will find that the heart of this civil society could essentially
mean ultimately greater happiness in a society that strives for the greatest happiness of us all
● 04/09/2009 00:00 EST Posted by : Rosemary DeCaires