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Lisa Austin

As seen in: Erie Reader, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, Smithsonian Magazine, National Post, Queen's Quarterly, Edmonton Journal, The Daily Independent (Ridgecrest, CA)
Law Professor, University of Toronto, teaches and writes about privacy law, property law, and legal theory
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Opinion: Yes, we need former educators to serve as school trustees

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By Lisa Austin
| Edmonton Journal
Opinion: Yes, we need former educators to serve as school trustees The Edmonton Public School's Centre For Education, 1 Kingsway, in Edmonton Wednesday June 24, 2020. Photo by David Bloom /Postmedia Article content I read Bridget Stirling’s opinion piece with concern. In the spirit of transparency, I am the former chief communications officer for Edmonton Public Schools, now enjoying a blissful retirement.
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New Bruce Gallery features Forensic Art Show

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By Lisa Austin, PennWest PR
| Erie Reader
BRUCE GALLERY MOVES Since the 1970s, the Bruce Gallery in Doucette Hall at PennWest (Edinboro) University has hosted hundreds of exhibitions, receptions, artists talks, and events. Shows have included prints by Picasso, paintings by alumni, and sculptures by high school students. Located in the Doucette's basement level, the gallery wasn't easy to find. Years ago, a neon Bruce Gallery sign was installed inside the main entrance. The sign helped but is now obsolete.
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Considering the City

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By Lisa Austin, Janice Cole, Roland Slade, Adam Trott
| Erie Reader
PennDOT's (i.e, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation's) vision for the Bayfront is for a "Number One Level of Service" — a roadway where no vehicle ever has to stop. While ideal for an interstate, this vision is illogical for Erie's urban waterfront.
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