CBA Conferences:

• Canadian Corporate Counsel Association
• Canadian Judges' Forum
• French Speaking Common Law Members
• Legal Profession Assistance Conference
• Public Sector Lawyers Forum
• Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Conference
• Small, Solo and General Practice Forum
• Women Lawyers Forum
• Young Lawyers - Canadian Bar Association

CBA National Sections and Conferences – Call for nominations

The CBA offers members 32 Sections organized according to substantive areas of law and 9 Conferences organized by interest area. Each Section and Conference needs the contribution of members to carry out its activities. This is your opportunity to get involved.

One way to contribute is by becoming a member of the Executive. If you (yes, you can nominate yourself!) or someone you know is interested in an open position, please consider submitting a nomination.

About the CBA's Conferences

The CBA offers a full range of Conferences as an entry point for members to become active. These provide a valuable skills-improvement forum and opportunity to exchange ideas with colleagues and Bar leaders from across Canada and around the world.

With your Conference membership, you'll enjoy many advantages:

• Meet colleagues
  Share concerns and hear from experts on current issues at the Branch and National levels.
• Receive regular communication
  Members are kept current through notices of meeting, and summaries containing the latest professional information.

At the provincial, territorial and national levels, the CBA welcomes your involvement and works hard to keep you on the leading edge in your practice. Organized to meet our diverse membership needs, our Conferences provide:

• Referral networks
• Mentoring programs
• Networking opportunities with colleagues, governments and related national and international organizations
• Leading-edge bulletins and programs on practice tips, substantive legal developments and coming trends in practice and in the law
• Newsletters, handbooks, videos and other products to assist you in your day-to-day practice
• Opportunities to influence the legislation & law reform process in Canada