Lauren Heuser
Class of 2016
Lauren Heuser is a freelance journalist and lawyer. She writes a weekly column for the National Post, and is a member of Flex Legal Network, an association of freelance lawyers. Lauren holds a J.D. from the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law; a B.A. (Hons.) in Literature and Political Science from the University of Manitoba; and is a former Fellow of the Munk School of Global Affairs Fellowship in Global Journalism. Lauren previously worked as an associate in the business law group of an international law firm, where she practiced primarily in the areas of energy and environmental law, regulatory law, and project finance.
Should the government rethink the way it deals with charities?
How Canadian courts are eroding their own authority
Bilingualism shouldn’t be a requirement for Supreme Court judges
When it comes to settling aboriginal land claims in a timely manner, the system’s the problem
Only the feds can really fix housing in Canada
The Liberals are making pipeline politics even worse
Rob Ford’s sound and fury
Keeping politicians honest through better conflict of interest laws
Arm our drones, but then update our laws
Are Canada’s high-profile trade missions worth the cost?
TransCanada vs. the U.S. government
Don’t compensate cabbies
Would competition authorities choose to flag down Uber?
What the Liberals got wrong about their MMIW inquiry first steps
Liberals Are Starting to Dismantle the Conservatives’ Legal Legacy in Canada
Get politics out of our inquiries
