2020

The CBA Labour and Employment Law Section is pleased to announce that Sara Tatelman is the winner of the 2020 Law Student Essay Contest for her paper entitled, The Floor of “Frugal Comfort”: Eliminating Payment in Kind Deductions from Minimum Wage

The CBA Health Law Section is pleased to announce that Emily Wilson is the winner of the 2020 Law Student Essay Contest for her paper entitled, Medical Malpractice and Jury Secrecy: Is it time to lift the veil on causation?

In Atlantic Lottery Corp v Babstock (“Babstock”), the Supreme Court of Canada recently rendered a decision that settles a significant issue in the area of remedies in tort, contract, and unjust enrichment, but the decision raises a host of other questions for how Canadian tort law, contract law and the law of damages will develop in the coming years.

Links to COVID-19 articles and newsletters

Adam Lakusta is the winner of the 2020 IP Law Student Essay Contest

Donato Rosati of the University of Western Ontario - Faculty of Law, is the winner of the 2020 Atrium Law Student Essay Competition.

A series of resources WLF has identified to help individuals understand their unconscious biases and develop tools to counteract them.

Reid Buchanan is the winner of the 2019 Law Student Essay Contest

CBA Public Sector Lawyers Section - COVID-19 Updates

You can now submit electronic documents for clearance certificate applications, international waiver applications, notifications of non-resident dispositions, and tax shelter number applications through the CRA’s secure portals, including My Account, My Business Account, and Represent a Client.