February

Young lawyers and law students are feeling the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic in the legal profession. Jobs, summer positions and articling opportunities have been slashed.

If it wasn’t already evident before the events of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is now clear that technology is reshaping the legal profession in Canada. From innovative legal technologies to the increasing likelihood of virtual courtrooms and hearings, technology is becoming the lifeline of a functional legal system.

A 27-year career of serving the legal community at the CBA will draw to a close at the end of June. Gaylene Schellenberg retires with a well-earned record for leading work on gender equality and guiding the CBA’s efforts on access to justice.

The CBA is committed to continuing the conversation on race in the legal profession and to providing support for lawyers to overcome systemic barriers.

Cheryl Farrow has tendered her resignation after close to four years as the CEO of the Canadian Bar Association.

As Canada’s legal profession powers through this unprecedented time, the CBA has launched its 2020 membership renewal campaign. The message? More than ever, CBA membership is important.

Together we are stronger - A message from the Section's Communication Officer

2020 Access & Privacy Law Symposium News and More! Blast Email - June 2020

Chair’s Update: Resources, PD and more in times of COVID-19. Blast Email - June 2020

The Canadian Bar Association is deeply disturbed by the videotaped killing of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis and other recent incidents of anti-Black violence in the United States and Canada.