To coincide with International Anti-Corruption Day on December 9th, 2020, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) featured a virtual presentation by Part-Time Professors Noah Arshinoff (Faculty of Law, Common Law Section) and Marc Tassé (Telf...
To coincide with International Anti-Corruption Day on December 9th, 2020, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) featured a virtual presentation by Part-Time Professo...
Professor Natasha Bakht’s recent book, In Your Face: Law Justice and Niqab-Wearing Women in Canada, and Professor Angela Cameron’s recent edited collection with Sari Graben and Val Napoleon, Creating Indigenous Property: Power, Rights, and Relationships, have both been named to The Hill Time’s List of the 100 Best Books in 2020...
Professor Natasha Bakht’s recent book, In Your Face: Law Justice and Niqab-Wearing Women in Canada, and Professor Angela Cameron’s recent edited collection with Sari Graben and Val Napoleon, Creating Indigenous Property: Power, Rights...
Alumna Emily Leduc Gagné, JD ’19 (magna cum laude), is a great example of someone taking a non-traditional path to becoming a lawyer and having multiple careers. She moved to Montreal as a teen to be a professional contemporary ballet dancer, completing a BA in English literature with a minor in education at McGill University at the same time.
Alumna Emily Leduc Gagné, JD ’19 (magna cum laude), is a great example of someone taking a non-traditional path to becoming a lawyer and having multiple careers. She moved to Montreal as a teen to be a professional contemporary ballet dancer, completing a BA in English literature with a minor in edu...
We would like to congratulate our alumni, students and Faculty members who have received 2019 CLawbies awards.For the complete list: https://www.clawbies.ca/Fodden Award 2019Supreme Advocacy NewsletterEugene Meehan LLB 1978, Marie-France Major LLB 1986, Thomas Slade JD 2010 and Cory Giordano JD 2014 Best BlogCowling LegalErin Cowling JD 2004V...
We would like to congratulate our alumni, students and Faculty members who have received 2019 CLawbies awards.For the complete list: https://www.clawbies.ca/Fodden Award 2019Supreme Advocacy NewsletterEugene Meehan LLB 1978, Marie-France Major LLB 1...
Les 7 et 8 janvier dernier, près de 250 étudiant.e.s en première année de droit civil et de common law avaient rendez-vous pour une initiation obligatoire au droit autochtone, qui donnait par ailleurs le coup d’envoi au trimestre d’hiver 2021.
Les 7 et 8 janvier dernier, près de 250 étudiant.e.s en première année de droit civil et de common law avaient rendez-vous pour une initiation obligatoire au droit autochtone, qui donnait par ailleurs le coup d’envoi au trimestre d’hiver 2021.
We are proud to announce that the 2020-2021 Nicole Senécal Doctoral Scholarship in International Law has been awarded to Loai Eyadat. This scholarship will help support his research project, entitled International Criminal Enforcement against International Competition Violations, which studies how to install an effective system of international governance to combat criminal violations in the field...
We are proud to announce that the 2020-2021 Nicole Senécal Doctoral Scholarship in International Law has been awarded to Loai Eyadat. This scholarship will help support his research project, entitled International Criminal Enforcement against International Competition Violations, which studies how t...
La Fondation franco-ontarienne has chosen Common Law’s Anne Levesque as a finalist for a Prix Saphir (PDF, 82.52 KB) in the Community Engagment category. The Prix Saphir aim to recognize and promote the commitment, excellence and influence of women in the Franco-Ontarian community.Professor Levesque gives countless volunteer h...
La Fondation franco-ontarienne has chosen Common Law’s Anne Levesque as a finalist for a Prix Saphir (PDF, 82.52 KB) in the Community Engagment category. The Prix Saphir aim to recognize and promote the commitment, excellence an...
Ruth’s deep passion for law has existed for as long as she can remember and is rooted in her personal history. Born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 1993, she and her family fled to a Ugandan refugee camp before finally finding refuge in Canada in 2001.
Ruth’s deep passion for law has existed for as long as she can remember and is rooted in her personal history. Born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 1993, she and her family fled to a Ugandan refugee camp before finally finding refuge in Canada in 2001.
Professor Samuel Singer is the guest editor of a new special issue of the Canadian Journal of Law and Society, entitled On the Margins of Trans Legal Change, with fellow guest editor Ido Katri (University of Toronto). The publication is the continuation of a project seeking to amplify trans legal studies in Canada, which was the foc...
Professor Samuel Singer is the guest editor of a new special issue of the Canadian Journal of Law and Society, entitled On the Margins of Trans Legal Change, with fellow guest editor Ido Katri (University of Toronto). The publication ...