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Professional Development – CLC – Quebec City

Recent Controversies in Reasonable Accommodation 
Tuesday August 19,  2008, 11:00 – 12:30

The purpose of this panel is to address the recent controversies over reasonable accommodation across a broad spectrum of equality grounds.

Moderator:

  • Tamara Thermitus, Department of Justice Canada (Montreal)
    • Speakers:

    • Pierre Bosset, University of Québec in Montreal (Montreal)
    • Lucie Lamarche, University of Ottawa (Ottawa)
    • Naseer (Irfan) Syed, Kutty, Syed & Mohamed (Scarborough)


    • Speedy passage for Bill C-31 urged



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      08-17 Federal Court Prothonotaries’ Compensation: Submission to Special Advisor on Federal Court Prothonotaties’ Compensation


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