Reflections on the legacy of Justice Bertha Wilson

"Contextualizing" Bertha Wilson: Wilson as a Woman in Law in the Mid-20th Century Canada / by Mary Jane Mossman -- Justice Bertha Wilson and the Politics of Feminism / by Constance Backhouse -- Voicing an Opinion: Authorship, Collaboration and the Judgments of Justice Bertha Wilson / by Marie-Claire Belleau, Rebecca Johnson and Christina Vinters -- Feminist Pragmatism in the Work of Justice Bertha WIlson / by Colleen Sheppard -- What is Left of Pelech? / by Robert Leckey -- Precedent, Principle and Pragmatism: Justice Wilson and the Expansion of Canadian Tort Law / by Kate Sutherland -- A Due Measure of Fear in Criminal Judgment / by Benjamin L. Berger -- Justice Bertha Wilson: a Classically Liberal Judge / by Kent Roach -- Justice Wilson's Administrative Law Legacy: the National Corn Growers Decision and Judicial Review of Administrative Decision-Making / by Philip Bryden -- Justice Wilson and the Charter: an Engagement to Keep / by Tanya Lee -- Working with Bertha Wilson: Perspectives on Liberty, Judicial Decision-Making and a Judge's Role / by Robert Yalden -- The Dutiful Conscript: an Originalist View of Justice WIlson's Conception of Charter of Rights and Their Limits / by Adam M. Dodek -- Justice in Her Own Right: Bertha WIlson and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms / by Jamie Cameron -- Appendix A: Supreme Court of Canada Cases Written by Justice Bertha Wilson 1982-1991 / Marie-Claire Belleau, Rebecca Johnson, Christina Vinters and Andrew Tomilson.