2020

The CBA Health Law Section is pleased to announce Angelika Kuzma as the winner of the 2024 Health Law Section Student Essay Contest, for her paper entitled "The Right to Remain NCR".

The CBA Public Sector Lawyers Section is pleased to announce Mirabelle Harris–Eze as the winner of the 2024 "In the Public Interest" Student Essay Contest for her paper entitled "When the Well and the Well Owner Run Dry: Why the Alberta Energy Regulator falls short of regulatory excellence in addressing the $58 billion Inactive Well Crisis".

Ravina Ambwani is the winner of the 2024 International Law Section Essay Contest for her paper titled, “Extending the International Criminal Law Scope of Absentia Trials Towards Death and Mental Incapacity”.

The CBA Administrative Law Section is pleased to announce Derek Wu as the winner of the 2024 Paul Smith Memorial Award, for their paper entitled "Deference or More Deference? – Reviewing Regulations after Vavilov".

The CBA Women Lawyers Forum is pleased to announce Tennile Sunday as the winner of the 2024 Writing Them In Essay Contest, for her paper entitled "Sex Trafficking Laws and the Marginalized: How Compassionate Conservatism Perpetuates Colonialism".

The CBA Wills, Estates and Trusts Section is pleased to announce Mikayla Castagna as the winner of the 2024 Wills, Estates and Trusts Section Essay Contest, for her paper entitled "Fresh Kick at the Reform Cat:” Familial Relationships in the Succession Law Reform Act".

The CBA Intellectual Property Section is pleased to announce Joudy Sarraj as the winner of the 2024 Intellectual Property Section Student Essay Contest, for her paper entitled "Will “Notice and Notice” Survive? Re-examining Internet Intermediaries’ Liability for Copyright Infringement in Canada".

Adriana Piccolo is the winner of the 2024 Municipal Law Section's student essay contest for her paper titled, "Municipal & Land Use Planning Law: How Short-Term Rental Regulations Impact the Canadian Housing Crisis".

The CBA Labour and Employment Law Section is pleased to announce Sophie Chase as the winner of the Labour and Employment Law Section Student Essay Contest, for her paper entitled "Tough Luck: The Failures of British Columbia Human Rights Legislation in the Arena of Workplace Family Status Discrimination".

Harleen Muker is the winner of the 2024 Civil Litigation Essay Contest for his paper titled, "Who is Protected by the Badge? A Critical Look at Jane Doe and Michael".