September

Susan Manwaring, national lead of the Social Impact Group with Miller Thomson in Toronto, is the 2021 recipient of the CBA’s Jane Burke-Robertson Award of Excellence in Charity and Not-For-Profit Law.

The last year and a half made even the most go-it-alone lawyers appreciate the importance of professional community.

The discovery of 182 unmarked graves near the site of a former residential school near Cranbook, in British Columbia, is another painful wound for survivors of residential schools, their families and communities

CEA Designation at a Discounted Rate! - June 2021 Blast Email

Which area of practice is best for you? - June 2021 Blast Email

Statement from the CBA President on the discovery of unmarked graves in Saskatchewan

Capping off a great year! - June 2021 Blast Email

The CBA launches a guide for firms on how best to answer the calls to action.

There is a tremendous amount of goodwill in the legal profession toward reconciliation. So why has there been so little change? Sometimes, it turns out that the biggest obstacle to doing things differently is knowing where to start. Fortunately, the CBA has a tool for that.

In a year full of changes and challenges, when the work lawyers do was as critical as could be, they found the clarity, the community, and the practical supports they needed to develop their careers and serve clients with confidence at the CBA. “The collective knowledge of the CBA members has helped us move forward during this unprecedented time,” Saskatchewan member Andrea Phillips attests.