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The CBA Health Law Section is pleased to announce Ciaran Moloney as the winner of the 2023 Health Law Section Student Essay Contest, for his paper entitled "Evaluating the Efficacy of Health Care Cost Recovery Litigation in Canada".

The CBA Labour and Employment Law Section is pleased to announce Brietta Stewart as the winner of the Labour and Employment Law Section Student Essay Contest, for her paper entitled "Introducing Intimacy Coordinators in Mainstream and Adult Entertainment Film Industries: Towards Legally Ensuring Performer Safety On-Set".

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Fiona Lee is the winner of the Business Law Section's 2023 English Langlois Prize for her paper titled, "Which Test is Best? Materiality in ESG Related Misrepresentation Claims".

Robert Johnstone is the winner of the 2023 Charities and Not-for-Profit Law Section's student essay contest for his paper titled, "The Secularization of Philanthropy: Examining the Potential Revocation of the Roman Catholic Church’s Charitable Status".

The CBA Real Property Section is pleased to announce Heidi Young as the winner of the 2023 CBA Real Property Law School Essay Contest, for her paper entitled “Positive and Negative Freehold Covenants: Complicated Case History, Current Criticisms, & Suggested Reforms ”.

Henry Off is the winner of the 2023 International Law Section Essay Contest for his paper titled, “Translating Intent and the Concept of Desire in International Criminal Law”.

Sara Haider is the winner of the 2023 Elder Law Section's student essay contest for her paper titled, "Silent Epidemic: The Alarming Rise of Elder Abuse and Urgent Need for Estate Law Reform".

Marcie Gray is the winner of the 2023 Civil Litigation Essay Contest for her paper titled, "Hearsay in Civil Courts: Simplifying the Rules of Evidence to Enhance Justice for All".

Kala Bryson is the winner of the 2023 Municipal Law Section's student essay contest for her paper titled, "Reconstructing the Role and Responsibility of Local Governments in Making the Built Environment Accessible".