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The Canadian Bar Review is going open access. The CBA’s bilingual, peer-reviewed journal has moved to an open platform as a way of fostering dialogue and collaboration between legal scholars and practitioners.

Things are growing more contentious in Canada’s energy sector, which means it’s a good time to join your peers from across the country, representing all sides of the debate at this year’s NEERLS Summit in Winnipeg at the end of May.

The CBA Criminal Justice and Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Community Sections support the intention of Bill C-66, the Expungement of Historically Unjust Convictions Act, to create a procedure for expunging historically unjust convictions specifically related to consensual sexual activity between same-sex persons.

In the spirit of National Volunteer Week which took place April 15-21, CBA National magazine profiled outstanding CBA members who have made a difference. 

The CBA appeared before the Senate Committee to comment on Bill C-45.

The judges are ready to judge, the hosts are ready to host, and the five finalists are ready to seal the deal at The Pitch on May 1 in Toronto. Find out more about the event.

How well do your clients understand their pensions? Keeping track of the different types of plans and what can be expected from them can be difficult – and that’s without factoring in bankrupt employers.

We’re looking for enthusiastic, engaged and diverse members to sit on Board committees and sub-committees this year. Find out how you can apply.

Lawyers with an interest in energy and the environment are invited to join their colleagues in Winnipeg at the end of May for a two-day conference exploring emerging trends and recent developments in environmental, energy and natural resources law.

With the help of CBA Law for the Future Fund grant, Lakehead University’s Dr. Miriam Cohen and her team created a searchable database of Canadian human rights decision and a website replete with other resources dealing with human rights.