Structural

Neighboring Edmonton Business Sues Roxy Theatre Over Alleged Structural Damage Amidst Construction Dispute

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EDMONTON, Alberta — A contentious legal battle has unfolded between the historic Roxy Theatre and its neighboring building after construction activities allegedly caused damage to the adjacent structure. The neighboring property owner claims in a lawsuit that the theatre’s construction efforts led to physical damage during the Roxy’s rebuild following a devastating fire in 2015. Last month, a ruling by Alberta Court of King’s Bench Justice Donald Lee denied the Roxy Theatre an easement that would have allowed access to the neighboring property to complete construction of its still unfinished south wall. The decision has … Read more

Unveiling the Power of ICERD: A Deep Dive into Its Role and Challenges in Eradicating Structural Racial Discrimination Globally

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Geneva, Switzerland – The International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (ICERD), an integral international legal framework, promises to uphold the inherent dignity and equality of all human beings. However, its full potential remains unrealized amidst challenges of visibility, resource allocation, and the varying political will of States to enforce its mandates effectively. ICERD, crafted under the auspices of the United Nations, specifically tackles complex and embedded issues of racial discrimination. Unlike domestic laws, which often address overt instances of discrimination, ICERD delves into the structural aspects, setting a broader, more … Read more