Latest from Robyn Schleihauf
First Person
I've always loved having my own space. Now, I'm a 41-year-old lawyer with a roommate
Robyn Schleihauf used to share a bedroom with her two sisters. She then had roommates until she was 25. After she purchased her own home, she thought her days of having a roommate were finally behind her. But life took an unexpected turn.
First Person
Sunsets and smokestacks: finding beauty in the city that stole my father's health
Robyn Schleihauf’s dad loved Sarnia above all other places. But he also died from cancer due to exposure as a worker in the city’s Chemical Valley.
Opinion
While courts still use fax machines, law firms are using AI to tailor arguments for judges
If courts and administrative decision makers used this same AI to identify their own biases and confront them, the justice system could be less vulnerable to those biases, writes Robyn Schleihauf.
First Person
I'm sober but live in a drinking town. Dating is complicated
How do people get to know each other without meeting for a drink? How was I ever going to have a first kiss with someone new without a little liquid courage? Robyn Schleihauf has been sober for three years, and these are some questions she grapples with as she looks for a relationship in a community where drinking is ubiquitous.