Toronto Metropolitan University’s proudly progressive law school — which was Ryerson University’s law school, before the institution shamefully cancelled its public-education-pioneer namesake — has been an absolute basket case since October last year, when several dozen students decided to support Hamas’s pogrom in southern Israel. The situation presents several conundrums for Canada’s legal community and industry with respect to diversity and freedom of speech, but perhaps not the conundrums you’ve been hearing about in the news.