CLA Legal Networking Night
The Centennial Law Association (CLA) hosted a Legal Networking Night on Feb. 21, 2025, from 6-9pm.
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- Summaries Sunday: SOQUIJ March 23, 2025Every week we present the summary of a decision handed down by a Québec court provided to us by SOQUIJ and considered to be of interest to our readers throughout Canada. SOQUIJ is attached to the Québec Department of Justice and collects, analyzes, enriches, and disseminates legal information in Québec. PÉNAL (DROIT) : Après avoir relevé […]
- The Evasive Passive: The Message From the Law Society of Ontario’s Treasurer March 21, 2025Earlier in March of this year, the Law Society of Ontario (“LSO”) removed its CEO following receipt of a report into the circumstances of a dramatic increase in her salary . Subsequently, members of the LSO received an email from the Treasurer, Peter Wardle, dated March 20th entitled “Strengthening governance and accountability at the Law […]
- A Brief Note on the “Caretaker Convention” and Prime Minister Carney March 21, 2025Just lately, commentators have criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney for activities he has been engaged in since taking over the leadership of the Liberal Party and thus the prime ministership. These activities, the commentators argue, breach the “caretaker convention” (“the convention”) (see, for example, Carson Jerema, “Mark Carney is acting like a normal PM. He’s […]
- Creating Stability in Uncertain Times – With the SCARF Model March 21, 2025One of the most uncontroversial openings to this article I can offer is this: we are in uncertain and stressful times. Trade war? Check. Measles on the rise? Check. AI bringing untold and unpredictable change to the world? Check. When surrounded by change and uncertainty the best advice I can offer is take hold of […]
- Is It Time to Protect the Public Interest in Research? March 18, 2025In the world of research, journal publishers are occasionally compelled to “retract” a published article. It may contain errors that posting a “correction” won’t sufficiently address, may utilize falsified data, may have been published elsewhere, may have been plagiarized, or may have been otherwise compromised. Yet the retracted paper does not disappear. It retains its […]