19th Annual Conference – Black Law Students’ Association of Canada

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Speakers included:

  • Honorable Daniel Dortèlus, Judge to the Court of Quebec
  • Flora Terah, Kenyan Community Advocate, Kenyan Parliamentary Candidate – 2007 and Founder of “Terah Against Terror”
  • Phil Carpenter, Photojournalist, Montreal Gazette, Reports on Haiti and Rwanda
  • Honourable Dr. Pemba Braveboy, Senator of Grenada
  • Professor Emeritus Peter W. Hogg, Scholar in Residence, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
  • Honourable Juanita Westmoreland-Traoré, First Appointed Black Judge, Court of Quebec, District of Montreal
  • Honourable Mr. Justice Adrian Dudley Saunders, Caribbean Court of Justice
  • Honourable Guylène Beaugé, Judge of the Superior Court, Province of Quebec, District of Montreal.
  • Sean Robichaud, Toronto Criminal Defence Lawyer
  • Frank Walwyn, Partner, WeirFoulds L.L.P
  • Mr Will Prosper, Activist, Montreal-Nord Republik,
  • Daniel Albahary, Producer, Why Copyright? Canadian Voices on Copyright Law
  • Éloge Butera, Quebec Government “young volunteer of the year” and Claude-Masson Award Recipient
  • Kent D. Lollis, Executive Director for Diversity Initiatives, Law School Admission Council
  • Dr. Dorothy Williams, Historian & Author
  • And much more!
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