Resources

The Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association is sharing their “Living Well, Planning Well” legal toolkit resource with CBA members.

Sina Faraji is the winner of the Business Law Section's 2021 French Langlois Prize for his paper titled, "L’interprétation des contrats en droit des affaires et la règle du texte clair : une confusion jurisprudentielle". (available in french only)

Tamya Chowdhury is the winner of the Business Law Section's 2021 English Langlois Prize for her paper titled, "Lessons from Uber v Heller: the case for UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration Reform".

The CBA Labour and Employment Law Section is pleased to announce Paniz Khosroshahy as the winner of the Labour and Employment Law Section Student Essay Contest, for her paper entitled "Ontario’s Labour and Employment Law Regime as a Blueprint for Addressing Sexual Abuse in Elite Sport".

The CBA Public Sector Lawyers Section is pleased to announce Larissa Parker as the winner of the "In the Public Interest" Student Essay Contest, for her paper entitled "Let Our Living Tree Grow: Beyond Non-Justiciability for Public Interest Environmental Claims".

Isabelle Guevara is the winner of the 2021 Privacy and Access Law Section's student essay contest for her paper titled, "Data Fiduciaries and Privacy Protection in the Digital Age".

Medina Abdelkader is the winner of the 2021 Health Law Section's student essay contest for her paper titled, "Towards an equity-driven regulatory framework for germline editing: considerations for amending the Assisted Human Reproduction Act".

Justin Monahan is the winner of the ADR Law Section's 2021 James L. Thistle Q.C law student essay competition for his paper titled, "Enemy at the Gates: Online Dispute Resolution in the Time of COVID-19".

Dear Members of the CBA International Law Section, here are the international trade and investment articles and publications of interest for the month of June 2021.

The CBA Women Lawyers Forum is pleased to announce Alexandra Tamiko Da Dalt as the winner of the Write Her In Essay Contest, for her paper entitled "Rebellious Lawyering and Ontario Sex Workers during COVID-19".