Speech At The Community Reception For Judges Of The Supreme Court Of Canada November 26, 2019 Alain Laurencelle I am very happy to stand before you today to say a few words about access to justice in French in Manitoba. I’m speaking to you as president of the Association des juristes d’expression française du Manitoba, an organization of roughly a hundred people working in the legal field and interested in law in French.
Rose des vents : le sens réel de l’égalité July 01, 2015 French-Speaking Members Conference Conference members prepared this article on the April, 2015 Supreme Court of Canada in Rose-des-vents v British Columbia, which they say is fundamental for understanding the scope of constitutional rights awarded to linguistic minorities surrounding education.
Commissioner of Official Languages’ Study: The Bilingual Capacity of the Superior Courts Judicia August 16, 2013 Pascale Giguere On August 16, 2013, the Commissioner of Official Languages of Canada, together with the French Language Services Commissioner of Ontario and the Commissioner of Official Languages for New Brunswick, will release a study titled…
Your language rights are just one click away August 16, 2013 Geneviève Boudreau For more than three years, the Language Rights Support Program (LRSP) has been developing various tools to promote constitutional language rights in Canada. The LRSP recently launched a new portal, the Information Hub on Language Rights…
French at the University of Manitoba Faculty of Law August 16, 2013 Gerald Heckman In 2011, the University of Manitoba Faculty of Law, Robson Hall, launched a project aiming for the progressive and systematic integration of opportunities as part of its undergraduate law program, which made it possible for…
35 Years … 1,000 Graduates August 16, 2013 Odette Snow, Q.C. In September 1978, the Université de Moncton Faculty of Law welcomed its first students. This was the fruition of a lengthy debate on the advisability of creating a law faculty to serve Francophones in a province with a population of barely 750,000…