Submission of the Men’s Educational Support Association (MESA) In Support of a Rebuttable Presumption of Equal Shared Parenting (ESP) On Bill C-78 an Act to
By Helen Dolik Canadians need more hard facts on what really happens in child-custody cases, not just anecdotal evidence from men who feel they have
By Les Sillars Ottawa’s child custody committee lends a sympathetic ear to divorced dads Heading into a hearing of Ottawa’s Special Joint Committee on Child
By Chafer Parker Jr. Men’s activists push for place at the government trough Over the past decade, public funding for the Federal Women’s Program has
Re “Shared parenting-the next ripple in evolution of divorce,” Susan Ruttan, Calgary Herald. This column contains many myths and misconceptions and shows a common lack
By Les Sillars Calgary police and prosecutors are slammed for ignoring an alibi Men accused of domestic violence have complained for years of being convicted
By Chris Cobb GROUPS CLAIMING VICTORY OTTAWA Men’s groups are claiming victory following a decision by the Ontario government to pull two booklets they claimed
For Immediate Release – Tuesday July 6th, 1999 Men’s Educational Support Association (MESA) – Calgary Paul Millar, Vice-President of the Men’s Educational Support Association (MESA)
National Post Paul Waldie National Post – Thursday, September 02, 1999 Study finds bias against men in custody cases. Breastfeeding a factor Paul Waldie Women
John Heinzel A car commercial that showed a woman slapping her male partner across the face for allegedly leering at another female has been pulled
