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2019 Alumni Award Winners honoured at the Dean’s Alumni Reception at Osgoode Hall on May 15 for their contributions to the profession, Law School and legal community, Office of External Relations & Communications

$250K Investment Mystery: Accountant Admits in Recorded Call He Doesn’t Know Where Money Is, CBC News

50 Ways Universities Are Partnering With Employers, Ontario Universities

A 130-Year-Old Bar Exam: Could You Pass?, Canadian Lawyer

Academic Says New Trespass to Property Act Step in Wrong Direction, MBC Radio

Access to Digital Legal Information: Focus on the English-Speaking Caribbean Countries, Yemisi Dina

A Chief and Court in Transition: The Wagner Court and the Constitution, Jamie Cameron

Adjunct Professor Peter Jenkins ’81, ’02 (LLM), ’11 (PhD) has a new book coming out in July – War and Happiness: The Role of Temperament in the Assessment of Resolve, Palgrave

A False Start in Constitutionalizing Lawyer Loyalty in Canada (Attorney General) v. Federation of Law Societies of Canada, Amy Salyzyn

AG David Lametti could be SNC-Lavalin's last hope to avoid prosecution, CBC

A growing source of Canadian asylum-seekers: US citizens whose parents were born elsewhere, Sean Rehaag

A History of Law in Canada, Volume One: Beginnings to 1866, Philip Girard, Jim Phillips, and R. Blake Brown

Alain-Guy Tachou Sipowo awarded Osgoode Catalyst Fellowship for the 2019-20 academic year, YFile

A Legal Disruptor, The Agenda with Steve Paikin

“All Arabs Are Liars”: Arab and Muslim Stereotypes in Canadian Human Rights Law, Reem Bahdi

A long road, Report on Business Magazine

An Empirical Comparison of Insider Trading Enforcement in Canada and the United States, Anita Anand, Stephen J. Choi, Adam C. Pritchard, and Poonam Puri

A new book, “The Class Politics of Law: Essays Inspired by Harry Glasbeek,” edited by Professor Eric Tucker and McMaster University Professor Judy Fudge, has just been published, Fernwood Publishing

Annotated Aboriginal Law: The Constitution, Legislation, Treaties and Supreme Court of Canada Case Summaries (2019 ed.), Shin Imai

Annual Report: 2017-2018, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University

Another One Bites the Dust! Bolstered Law Offices and a Blocked Taxman in Chambre des notaires du Québec, Amy Salyzyn

Approach to Constitutional Principles and Environmental Discretion in Canada, Lynda Collins and Lorne Sossin

Are mandatory vaccines the solution to a looming health crisis — or fuel for conspiracies?, CBC

A Right to Universal Health Coverage in Resource-Constrained Nations? Towards a Blueprint for Better Health Outcomes, Uchechukwu Ngwaba

Articling - A Law School Perspective, Frederick H. Zemans

A Short Video Captures the Outstanding Work of 2018 Bryden Alumni Award Winner Pernille Ironside ’99, YorkU Alumni

Assessing Adler: The Weight of Constitutional History and the Future of Religious Freedom, Benjamin Berger

Assessing the Impact of Unilingualism at the Supreme Court of Canada: Panel Composition, Assertiveness, Caseload, and Deference, Jean-Christophe Bédard-Rubin and Tiago Rubin

Assn. of Justice Counsel: The Section 7 Liberty Interest in the Context of Employment, Hamish Stewart

Associate Dean (Academic) Trevor Farrow provided expert testimony on solicitor-client privilege and judicial independence before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs, ParlVU

At Foodora, A New Twist In Battle Over Contract Labor, Yahoo Finance

A Theoretical Framework for the Protection of Environmental Refugees in International Law, Mathias Sahinkuye

A Theory of Newsgathering? Freedom of the Press at the Supreme Court, Jamie Cameron

Auditor General Michael Ferguson Remembered As ‘Passionate Fighter for Accountability’, National Post

A Withering Instrumentality: The Negative Implications of R. v. Safarzadeh-Markali and other Recent Section 7 Jurisprudence, Andrew Menchynski and Jill R. Presser

Bankruptcy and Insolvency Law in Canada, Stephanie Ben-Ishai and Thomas G. W. Telfer

Banning Huawei From Canada’s 5G Networks Could Be Costly for Taxpayers, CBC

B.C., feds struggle to close money laundering loophole, Richmond News

B.C. Freedom of Information and Privacy Assn. v. British Columbia (Attorney General): Mandatory Registration Rules, and Limits on Third Party Political Expression under the Charter, Michael Pal

B.C. Lawsuit Against Drug Manufacturers May Be Legal but Perhaps Not Ethical: Law Professors, North Shore News

Becoming and Building Community in Toronto: 1980 to Present, Bernadette Thomas

BEPS and the Emerging Global Approach to Taxing Multinational Enterprises, Jinyan Li, Jin Bao, and Huaning (Christina) Li

Besieged by Workers and the CRA, This Once-Mighty Translation Agency Is Facing Financial Ruin, CBC

Biden’s status as Democratic front-runner reveals #MeToo as weak political strategy, Heidi Matthews

Book Review: Adultery: Infidelity and the Law, by Deborah L. Rhode, Hana Bell

Book Review: Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Yemisi Dina

Book Review: Describing Electronic, Digital and Other Media Using AACR2 and RDA, F. Tim Knight

Book Review: Holocaust, Genocide, and the Law: A Quest for Justice in a Post-Holocaust World, by Michael J. Bazyler, Irina Samborski

Book Review: Human Rights in Global Health: Rights-Based Governance for a Globalizing World, edited by Benjamin M. Meier & Lawrence O. Gostin, Regiane Garcia and Kristi Heather Kenyon

Book Review: Not Enough: Human Rights in an Unequal World, By Samuel Moyn, Rahina Zarma

Book Review: Paradigms of International Human Rights, by Aaron Xavier Fellmeth, Eric Freeman

Book Review: The Human Rights System, Activist Forces and International Institutions By Obiora Chinedu Okafor, Yemisi Dina

Book Review: Who Owns the Moon?: Extraterrestrial Aspects of Land and Mineral Resources Ownership, F. Tim Knight

Bradford to Add Another Layer of Accountability With Integrity Watchdog, Simcoe.com

Brief on the Investigation of Canadian Nationals for War Crimes and Crimes Against Humanity in Afghanistan, Craig Scott

Business Organizations: Cases, Problems, and Case Studies, 4th Edition, Cynthia Williams and D. Gordon Smith

Canada, 4 Other Countries Home to Most of the World’s Wildlife — Are They Doing Enough to Save It?, Global News

Canadians Are Sometimes Pressured to Confess to Crimes They Didn’t Commit, CBC The Passionate Eye

Can Ontario Sustain Cadillac Legal Services?, Frederick H. Zemans and Lewis T. Smith

Capitalism: A Crime Story, Harry Glasbeek

Capitalism: A Crime Story – Harry Glasbeek Book Launch, Socialist Project

Caron, Carter, and Bedford at the Supreme Court of Canada: Society Can Change But History Will Always Stay the Same, Nicolas M. Rouleau

Carter v. Canada (Attorney General), The Constitutional Attack on Canada’s Ban on Assisted Dying: Missing an Obvious Chance to Rule on the Charter’s Disability Equality Guarantee, David Lepofsky

Carys Craig on Critical Approaches to Copyright Theory, Ipse Dixit podcast

Celebrating Prof. David Vaver’s Appointment to the Order of Canada and to the Royal Society of Canada, David Vaver

Changes and Updates to Intellectual Property Law a ‘Field Day’ for Lawyers: Expert, The Lawyer’s Daily

Charter Damages: Private Law in the Unique Public Law Remedy, Peter Krikor Adourian

"Chartering" in the Shadow of Lochner: Guindon, Goodwin and the Criminal-Administrative Distinction at the Supreme Court of Canada, Steven Penney

Chief Justice McLachlin and the Division of Powers, Mahmud Jamal

Christopher McGoey ’19 is second place winner in the Insolvency Institute of Canada’s 2019 Law Student Writing Awards Program, Insolvency Institute of Canada

Climate-Related Disclosures and TCFD Recommendations, Cynthia Williams

Clinical Legal Education and Legal Aid - The Canadian Experience, Frederick H. Zemans and Lester Brickman

Closing the Canada-U.S. asylum border agreement loophole? Not so fast, Sean Rehaag

Closing the gender pay gap, CP24

Colonialism and climate change: Deborah McGregor calls for more Indigenous input, newsroom.carlton.ca

Comment Letter to the SEC in response to its Concept Release on Business and Financial Disclosure Required by Regulation S-K, 81 F.R. 23915, Cynthia Williams

Comments on Judicial Independence and Impartiality in ISDS: A Paper Prepared for the UNCITRAL Working Group III, Gus Van Harten and Pavla Křístková

Commercial Law: Secured Transactions Statutory and Supplementary Materials: 2019-20, Benjamin Geva

Commonwealth Climate and Law Initiative - Climate Change and Legal Risk, Janis P. Sarra and Cynthia Williams

Community Legal Workers in Ontario: A Paralegal Case Study, Frederick H. Zemans

Comparative Study of Judicial Administration, Takeshi Kojima and Frederick H. Zemans

Congratulations to MES/JD students Maha Mansoor and Sarah Levy who won the Barry N. Spiegel Award (For the Best Appellant's Factum) in this year’s Willms & Shier Environmental Law Moot, Willms & Shier Environmental Lawyers LLP

Congratulations to the Osgoode team and coaches for taking top prize at the Walsh Family Law Moot for the second year in a row, Office of External Relations & Communications

Connecting the Dots: The Life of an Academic Lawyer, Harry Arthurs

Constitutional Amendment After the Senate Reference and the Prospects for Electoral Reform, Michael Pal

Constitutional Cases 2015: An Overview, Lorne Sossin

Constitutional Cases 2016: An Overview, Benjamin L. Berger, Sonia Lawrence, and Spiros Vavougios

Constitutional Cases 2017: An Overview, Lorne Sossin

Constitutional Constraints on Electoral Reform in Canada:Why Parliament is (Mostly) Free to Implement a New Voting System, Emmett Macfarlane

Constitutional Conversations, Alison M. Latimer

Contempt for Courts? Critics Denounce Disdain for Rule of Law in Ontario, U.S., National Post

Continuum: Volume 43 (Winter 2019), Osgoode Hall Law School of York University

Contract Damages, Moral Agency, and Henry James’ The Ambassadors, Jennifer Nadler

Contracts (Supplementary Cases): 2017-18, Robert E. Forbes

Corporations As Invisible Friends, Harry Glasbeek

Counsel Praises Crown for ‘Holistic’ Approach Using Indigenous Mediation Circle in Manitoba, The Lawyer’s Daily

Court Must Balance Rules of Evidence While Recognizing Indigenous Traditions, B.C. Judge Rules, The Lawyer’s Daily

Courts, Not Judicial Council, Should Review Judges’ Conduct, Says Federal Court Justice, The Globe and Mail

Criminal Law II: Youth Justice (Volume I): 2017-18, Ronda Bessner

Criminal Law II: Youth Justice (Volume II): 2017-18, Ronda Bessner

Cultural Diversity in Custody Disputes, Frederick H. Zemans

Customary Court Decisions in South-Western Nigeria, Yemisi Dina

Cyberlaws and Cybercafés: Analysis of Operational Legislation in Some Commonwealth Jurisdictions and the United States, Yemisi Dina

Daniels v. Canada: Reflections on Constitutional Technique, S. Ronald Stevenson

Davies Business Law Lecture: "The Problem of Sunsets" with Prof. Jill E. Fisch, Jill E. Fisch

Days Before Merger, Complaints Filed Asking for Investigation of Pan American and Tahoe Resources, Financial Post

Dean for a Day: 2019, Fahamida Zahan

Dean (Interim) Mary Condon and Osgoode Grads Norie Campbell ’95, ’03 (LLM), Valerie C. Mann ’91 and Grace Palombo ’93 Receive Canada’s Most Powerful Women: Top 100™ Awards for 2018, WXN

Dean (Interim) Mary Condon appeared before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights regarding Remediation Agreements, the Shawcross Doctrine and Discussions between the Office of the Attorney General and Government Colleagues, ParlVU

Dean Mary Condon announces the appointment of Professor Jonathon Penney to the Osgoode faculty effective July 1, 2020, Office of External Relations & Communications

Dear Business Roundtable CEOs: Some tips on avoiding purpose-washing, Corporate Knights

Dear Chairman: Boardroom Battles and the Rise of Shareholder Activism, by Jeff Gramm, Tanner Stanley

Dec. 21: Free Speech Means … Plus Other Letters to the Editor, Dayna Nadine Scott

Defamation, Privacy and Aspects of Reputation, Andrew T. Kenyon

Delays in getting an elevator built in the Dupont subway station affecting people with disabilities who use the TTC, CBC

Delegation, Deference and Difference: In Search of a Principled Approach to Implementing and Administering Aboriginal Rights, Janna Promislow

Delia Opekokew ’77 – the first Indigenous woman to be called in 1979 to the Ontario and Saskatchewan bars – receives honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD) degree from Law Society of Ontario, Office of External Relations & Communications

Deprivation of Nationality as a Counter-Terrorism Tool: a Comparative Analysis of Canadian and Dutch Legislation, Tom Boekestein

Designing Administrative Justice, Lorne Sossin

Diagnosing Administrative Law: A Comment on Clyde River and Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, Kate Glover Berger

Dianne Saxe ’74, ’91 (PhD) and Fathima Cader appointed 2019-20 McMurtry Fellows at Osgoode, YFile

Directors’ Liability and Climate Risk: Canada-Country Paper, Janis P. Sarra and Cynthia Williams

Disclosure of Information Concerning Climate Change: Liability Risks and Opportunities, Cynthia A. Williams

Distinguished Research Professorship awarded to Osgoode Professor Stephanie Ben-Ishai, YFile

Do incumbents have an edge?, Law Times

Do-it-yourself regulation, CanadianLawyerMag.com

Dominant performance by Osgoode as two of its teams advance to semi-finals of Donald G. H. Bowman National Tax Moot, Office of External Relations & Communications

Doug Ford still holds upper hand in Beer Store talks, experts say, Globe and Mail

Economic Wrongs and Social Rights: Analyzing the Impact of Systemic Corruption on Realization of Economic and Social Rights in Kenya and the Potential Redress Offered by the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Economic, Social Rights and Cultural Rights, Caroline Omari Lichuma

Eighty Law Professors, Including 14 Osgoode Professors, Send Letter to Ontario Premier and the Attorney-General Critical of the Provincial Government’s Use of the Notwithstanding Clause, various

Empowering Women Entrepreneurs Symposium at Osgoode Hall Law School, Office of External Relations & Communications

Enhancements to HeinOnline Author Profiles, F. Tim Knight

Ernst v. Alberta Energy Regulator: A “Frack-tious” Divide on Statutory Immunities and Charter Damages, Joseph Cheng and Andrew Law

Evaluation of Criminal Law Offices - Second Year, Robert Hann, Frederick H. Zemans, and Joan Nuffield

Evaluation of Criminal Law Offices - Third Year, Robert Hann, Frederick H. Zemans, and Joan Nuffield

Evaluation of Criminal Staff Offices - First Year, Robert Hann, Joan Nuffield, and Frederick H. Zemans

Eva Marszewski ’73 is one of four winners of York’s 2019 Bryden Alumni Awards, YFile

Experiences With Digitization of Customary Court Cases in South Western Nigeria, Yemisi Dina

Extradition, Assurances and Human Rights: Guidance from the Supreme Court of Canada in India v. Badesha, Joanna Harrington

Faire Briller Les Valeurs Conservatrices, La Presse

Families and the Law: Cases and Commentary, Third Edition, Mary Jane Mossman, Natasha Bakht, Vanessa Gruben, and Karen Pearlston

Feds’ corporate law reform may create more problems than it solves, Edward Waitzer

Female Lawyers Fighting for Equal Access in Courtroom Robing Rooms, CBC Radio

First Day of Law School: Class of 2018, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University

First Day of Law School: Class of 2019, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University

First Day of Law School: Class of 2020, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University

First Day of Law School: Class of 2021, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University

First Nations Say They Paid a Heavy Price When the Tories Scrapped Renewable-Energy Projects, TVO

First-year JD student Fahamida Zahan served as Osgoode’s Dean for a Day on March 14. Watch the video., Office of External Relations & Communications

First-year JD student Jacob Bennett earns scholarship for pursuing dream to make a difference, YFile

Flawed Precedent: The St. Catherine’s Case and Aboriginal Title, Kent McNeil

Former Dean (2010–18) Lorne Sossin ’92 Appointed a Judge of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Toronto, Office of External Relations & Communications

Free Speech Consultation, Excalibur

F. Tim Knight, head of technical services for the Osgoode Law Library, participates in project to improve the representation of Indigenous peoples and communities in libraries, National Indigenous Knowledge and Language Alliance (NIKLA) /Alliance nationale des connaissances et langues autochtones (ANCLA)

Genocide in Canada: debate after inquiry into deaths of indigenous women, ABC’s RN Drive

Global Governance and Humanitarian Assistance – Tithing the Transnational Arms Industry, Craig Scott

Global treaty is leaving some countries vulnerable to increase in tobacco consumption, medicalxpress.com

Government Using Ancestry Websites to Deport Immigrants: Lawyer, Court Documents, Global News

Guest Speaker: Osgoode Alum LLB'90 Evan Siddal, President & CEO, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp., Evan Siddal

Guest Writer: Canada and the Palestinians: Out of Balance, Faisal Bhabha

Guide to Caribbean Law Research, Yemisi Dina

Guide to Nigerian Legal Information, Yemisi Dina, John Oluwole A. Akintayo, and Funke Ekundayo

HeinOnline’s World Constitutions Illustrated in Top 5 FCIL Sources, Yemisi Dina

Henry v British Columbia: Still Seeking a Just Approach to Damages for Wrongful Conviction, Emma Cunliffe Dr.

History of Labour Rights in Canada: Big and Small Lies We Accept, Harry J. Glasbeek

Honorary doctorate recipient Kimberlé Crenshaw urges Osgoode grads to challenge the ‘no’ with ‘well, who says so?’, YFile

How Affirmative Action Context Shapes Collegiate Outcomes at America’s Selective Colleges and Universities, Amy Lutz, Pamela R. Bennett, and Rebecca Wang

How much does immigrating matter on which officer or judge you get? with Sean Rehaag, Borderlines Podcast

How Property and Place Were Key Issues in the Stanley Trial, Estair Van Wagner and Alexandra Flynn

How the Courts Can Help in the Climate Change Fight, Edward Waitzer

Identity and Federalism: Understanding the Implications of Daniels v. Canada, Thomas Isaac and Arend Hoekstra

If There Can Only Be ‘One Law’, It Must Be Treaty Law. Learning From Kanawayandan D’aaki, Dayna Nadine Scott and Andrée Boisselle

Impact: How Law Affects Behavior, by Lawrence M. Friedman, Ari Zuckerbrot

Improving Legal Aid and Access to Justice

In a twist, Canada asks U.S. for help cracking down at its southern border, Washington Post

Indigenous and Aboriginal Laws Revamped, Excalibur

Indigenous Oral Traditions in Court: Hearsay or Foreign Law?, Karen Drake

Indigenous Research: Theories, Practices, and Relationships, Deborah McGregor, Jean-Paul Restoule, and Rochelle Johnston

Innovation and Access to Justice: Addressing the Challenge of a Diverse Justice Ecosystem, Nicole Aylwin and Martha E. Simmons

In Search Of Things Past And Future: Judicial Activism And Corporate Purpose, Edward J. Waitzer and Douglas Sarro

Intensive Program in Aboriginal Lands, Resources & Governments, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University

International Commercial Arbitration: 2017-18, Hugh Meighen

International Criminal Law and Limits of Universal Jurisdiction in the Global South: A Critical Discussion on Crimes Against Humanity, Nergis Canefe

International Dispute Resolution: International Commercial Arbitration: 2018-19, Hugh Meighen

International Symposium on Legal Aid - Report, Frederick H. Zemans

Internet Intermediary Liability in Defamation, Emily B. Laidlaw and Hilary Young

Intersectional Human Rights at CEDAW: Promises Transmissions and Impacts, Amanda Barbara Allen Dale

Introduction to OHLJ Special Issue: Reforming Defamation Law in the Age of the Internet, Sue Gratton

IP Osgoode Conference Focuses on a Collective Vision for the Future of AI Data Governance in Canada, Office of External Relations & Communications

IP Osgoode Researchers – Professor Pina D’Agostino, Aviv Gaon and Ian Stedman – Join York University’s Artificial Intelligence and Society Task Force, yFile

Is Genetic Use Restriction Technology (GURT) a Viable Alternative to the Utility Patent for the Protection and Promotion of Innovation in Genetically Engineered Agricultural Seeds?, Joseph Rosenblat

‘Islands of Empowerment’: Anti-Discrimination Law and the Question of Racial Emancipation, Faisal Bhabha

Issue 2: A Human Right to Self-Government over First Nations Child and Family Services and Beyond: Implications of the Caring Society Case, Naiomi Walqwan Metallic

Issue 2: How We Can “Bell the Cat”: African Canadian Perspectives of the Canadian Child Welfare System, Isaac Yoryor

Issue 2: Imagining a Community-Led, Multi-Service Delivery Model for Ontario Child Welfare: A Framework for Collaboration Among African Canadian Community Partners, Jennifer Clarke, Julian Hasford, Leyland Gudge, and Sonia Mills-Minster

Issue 2: Reimagining Child Welfare Systems in Canada, Janet Mosher and Jeffery Hewitt

Issue 2: Tax, Race, and Child Poverty: The Case for Improving the Canada Child Benefit Program, Jinyan Li and Jacklyn Neborak

'It's a crapshoot': Asylum seekers fret over fateful day at Canada's immigration board, CBC

JD/MBA student Beverly Cheung receives Canadian Bar Association’s 2019 English Langlois Prize for best scholarly paper on the topic of business law, Office of External Relations & Communications

JD student Alana Robert ’19 to receive 2019 Aird & Berlis LLP/WLAO Equality Award at awards gala on June 12, Women’s Law Association of Ontario

JD Student Alana Robert Is Modern Métis Woman’s 2018 Scholarship Recipient, Modern Métis Woman

JD Student Darren Joblonkay Receives the Canadian Tax Foundation’s 2017–18 Student Paper Prize for Ontario, Office of External Relations & Communications

Journal on international law and the ‘Global South’ to launch in 2020, Law Times

Judging the Limits of Cooperative Federalism, Eric M. Adams

Judiciary says Feds’ Plan To Disclose Expenses Of Named Judges Is ‘Constitutionally Defective’

Justice Minister and Attorney General — Jody Wilson-Raybould, Experts Suggest They Could Be Separated, Global News

Justice Suzanne Côté’s Reputation as a Dissenter on the Supreme Court of Canada, Vanessa A. MacDonnell

Kahkewistahaw First Nation v. Taypotat: An Arbitrary Approach to Discrimination, Jonnette Watson Hamilton and Jennifer Koshan

Keeping the Scale of Justice Balanced – Québec Justices of the Peace and Judicial Independence, Josh Hunter and Sarah Kraicer

Kent McNeil: Arresting Indigenous Protesters Is Not the Way to Reconciliation, Kent McNeil

Kindred's International Law: Chiefly as Interpreted and Applied in Canada, 9th Edition, Phillip M. Saunders, Robert J. Currie, Payam Akhavan, Jutta Brunnée, Gib van Ert, Ted L. McDorman, Frédéric Mégret, Ikechi Mgbeoji, Karin Mickelson, Linda C. Reif, and Christopher Waters

Land Acknowledgment, Scripting and Julius Caesar, Jeffery G. Hewitt

Land Development & Commercial Real Estate Problems (Volume I): 2017-18, Morton G. Gross

Land Development & Commercial Real Estate Problems (Volume I): 2018-19, Morton G. Gross

Land Development & Commercial Real Estate Problems (Volume II): 2017-18, Morton G. Gross

Land Development & Commercial Real Estate Problems (Volume II): 2018-19, Morton G. Gross

Law as a Social Construction and Conceptual Legal Theory, Dan Priel

Law, Autonomy, and Local Government: A Legal History of Municipal Corporations in Canada West/Ontario, 1850-1880, Mary Margaret Pelton Stokes

LawBytes Podcast, Episode 16: The Copyright Review Report – Professor Carys Craig on the Roadmap for the Future of Canadian Copyright Law, LawBytes Podcast

Law, Culture, and the City: Urban Legal Anthropology, the Counterhegemonic Use of Hegemonic Legal Tools, and the Management of Intangible Cultural Heritage Spaces Within Toronto's Municipal Legal Frameworks, Sara Gwendolyn Ross

Law Librarianship in Academic Libraries: Best Practices, Yemisi Dina

Law via the Internet: Report on the Conference, Yemisi Dina

Legal and Systemic Issues Left Unexplained in Stanley Trial, Signa A. Daum Shanks

Legal Information Institutes (Llls) - Free Legal Stuff, Yemisi Dina

Les Canadiens ont-ils encore accès à la justice?

Letters May Threaten but It’s Hard to Prove Hate Crimes, Experts Say, CBC

Liberal Constitutionalism and the Unsettling of the Secular, Benjamin Berger

Local Student Honoured by Governor General, Office of External Relations & Communications

Lost and Found, Sonia Lawrence

Lots of Baloney in Singh’s Claim Bill Ending Postal Strikes Is Most Draconian, Canadian Press

LSO Bencher Hopefuls Advocate for Recent Calls, Mental Health Awareness, Lawyer’s Daily

Making Trial Within a Reasonable Time a Right Once More, Steve Coughlan

Mayor Pushes for External Investigation Into Why Red Hill Report Was Lost, CBC

McLachlin’s Law: In All Its Complex Majesty, Jamie Cameron

'Measles parties' are a 'terrible idea,' experts warn, CTVNews.ca

Measuring Correctional Admissions of Aboriginal Offenders in Canada: A Relative Inter-jurisdictional Analysis, Andrew A. Reid

Metrolinx to Ban Recreational Pot Use for Some Workers, Union to Fight Move, CTV News

Migrant Caravan: States Have Duty to Protect Human Rights, United Nations Human Rights Office of the Hight Commissioner

Moment of Truth, ELMNT FM

Montreal MP David Lametti Becomes Justice Minister As Trudeau Shuffles Cabinet, CTV News

Mouvement laïque québécois v Saguenay: Neutrality and Narrative, Víctor M. Muñiz-Fraticelli

Moving Forward With Palestine, the State, Craig Scott

Municipal Law: 2017-18, John Mascarin

Murder of Mexican mining protester throws spotlight on role of Canada’s embassies, The Star

Myth, Inference and Evidence in Sexual Assault Trials, Lisa Dufraimont

Nathanson Graduate Fellows 2008-2019, Jack & Mae Nathanson Centre

Nathanson Visiting & Post-Doctoral Fellows 2018-19, Jack & Mae Nathanson Centre

National Indigenous History Month: Health and environment experts available, Office of External Relations & Communications

National Indigenous History Month: Law and justice experts available, Office of External Relations & Communications

New Osgoode podcast called “4 Questions For” launches today, Office of External Relations & Communications

No, Doug Ford Is Not Defying Constitutional Law, Allan C. Hutchinson

Non-State Community Virtual Currencies, Benjamin Geva and Dorit Geva

Not All Law Is an Artifact: Jurisprudence Meets the Common Law, Dan Priel

Oh Canada! True Patriot Love (for Thy Copyright Act Review), Carys Craig

OHLJ Special Issue: Reforming Defamation Law in the Age of the Internet, Jamie Cameron

Ontario Progressive Conservatives Remove Ryan Gosling Image From Fundraising Message, Toronto Star

Ontario’s cuts to legal aid for refugees: Racist, xenophobic and possibly unconstitutional, Sean Rehaag and Sharry Aiken

Ontario’s legal aid cuts will leave refugee claimants more vulnerable, John Evans Justice

Open Access & Research Dissemination at Osgoode Hall Law School, Yemisi Dina and Teodora Naydenova

Opinion: What the debate around Indigenous genocide says about Canada, Heidi Matthews

Organizers of upcoming fashion shows seek out Indigenous applicants from northern Ontario, AnishinabekNews.ca

Osgoode Alumni Call for Lower Tuition, Law Times

Osgoode finishes second in the Davies Annual Corporate/Securities Law Moot, Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP

Osgoode Hall Law School Class of 2019

Osgoode Hall Law School Hosts 22nd Annual Constitutional Cases Conference, Office of External Relations & Communications

Osgoode Hall Law School podcast to launch Oct. 1, thelawyersdaily.ca

Osgoode Innocence Project students Emily Baier (2L) and Samantha Skinner (3L) win first place ($24K) and third place ($14K) respectively in national letter writing competition administered by Innocence Canada and sponsored by Kent Legal, Office of External Relations & Communications

Osgoode Law Alumni Stories - Osgoode in the 60s, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University

OsgoodePD Voted One of the Top Training and Development Providers in Labour Relations in 2019 Canadian Lawyer InHouse Readers’ Choice Awards, Canadian Lawyer

Osgoode’s Artist in Residence amplifies the stories of Black Canada, YFile

Osgoode’s Estair Van Wagner is one of four York professors awarded close to $1M in New Frontiers in Research funding, YFile

Osgoode Sim Client Project, Paul Maharg

Osgoode’s Internationally Trained Lawyers Day event to offer unique networking opportunity, Office of External Relations & Communications

Osgoode team performs superbly in semi-final round of Price Media Law Moot Court Competition held April 8 to 12 in Oxford, England, Office of External Relations & Communications

Osgoode Team Wins Americas Round of Price International Media Law Moot, yFile

Osgoode wins INADR’s International Law School Mediation Tournament; Every team member comes home with hardware, Office of External Relations & Communications

“O! they have lived long on the alms-basket of words”: Enhancing Efficacy and Reducing Cost by Limiting the Role of Law and Lawyers in Defamation Disputes, Andrew Scott

Paul Maharg, Distinguished Professor of Practice, has co-edited the first volume of a new book series: “Critical Perspectives on the Scholarship of Assessment and Learning in Law”, PaulMaharg.com

People Are Dying Because of Canadian Mines. It’s Time for the Killing to Stop, The Globe and Mail

Phase 2 de l’examen du mécanisme RDIE de la CNUDCI: Pourquoi «les autres questions» ont une véritable importance, Gus Van Harten, Jane Kelsey, and David Schneiderman

Phase 2 of the UNCITRAL ISDS Review: Why ‘Other Matters’ Really Matter, Gus Van Harten, Jane Kelsey, and David Schneiderman

PhD candidate Ian Stedman is a member of York U research team that has won $1.89M grant to search for AI solution to infant pain assessment, YFile

PhD candidate Sanaa Ahmed to begin two-year Killam Postdoctoral Fellowship at Dalhousie University starting this September, Office of External Relations & Communications

PhD candidates Okechukwu (Jake) Effoduh and Inbar Peled (along with three more York grad students) named Vanier Scholars for 2019, YFile

Piercing the Corporate Veil: Multinational Corporate Accountability 2018, Poonam Puri, Alexandra Orlova, Audrey Macklin, Sara Seck, and Penelope Simons

Placement at Concerned for Working Children (Bangalore, India), Simran Bakshi

Placement at Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (Kampala, Uganda), Kathryn Fox

Placement at Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (Kampala, Uganda), Kathryn Fox

Placement at Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (Kampala, Uganda), Kathryn Fox

Placement at Legal Aid Cambodia (Phenom Penh, Cambodia), Ania Kwadrans

Placement at Legal Aid Cambodia (Phenom Penh, Cambodia), Ania Kwadrans

Placement at Legal Aid Cambodia (Phenom Penh, Cambodia), Ania Kwadrans

Placement at the Kosovo Law Center (Pristina, Kosovo), Tala Khoury

Placement at the Kosovo Law Center (Pristina, Kosovo), Tala Khoury

Placement at United Nations Office of Staff Legal Assistance (Addis Ababa, Ethiopia), Sylvia Kym

Placement at United Nations Office of Staff Legal Assistance (Nairobi, Kenya), Nav Purewal

Placement at United Nations Office of Staff Legal Assistance (Nairobi, Kenya), Nav Purewal

Placement at Voices on The Border/FESPAD (San Salvador, El Salvador), Erica Stahl

Placing Twail Scholarship and Praxis: Introduction to the Special Issue of the Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice, Sujith Xavier, Amar Bhatia, Usha Natarajan, and John Reynolds

Police charge 'helmet guy' with assault over violence at Hamilton Pride, CBC

Politics May Increasingly Override the Rights of Canadians, Warns Law Professor, CBC Radio

Pride to survive: Queer refugees look to Toronto for a lifeline, nowtoronto.com

Probe Sought Into Canadian-Owned Mine in Guatemala, The Catholic Register

Professor Benjamin L. Berger appointed Tier 1 York Research Chair in Pluralism and Public Law, YFile

Professor Dayna Scott is one of three York University professors to earn York-Massey appointments, YFile

Professor Deborah McGregor (Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Environmental Justice) involved with heritage award-winning Manitoulin Island Summer Heritage Institute, YFile

Professor Edward Waitzer receives the Corporate Governance Award at the 2019 Who’s Who Legal Awards in London, England, Law Business Research Ltd

Professor Emeritus Harry Arthurs’ memoir, “Connecting the Dots: The Life of an Academic Lawyer,” has just been published, McGill-Queen's University Press

Professor Emeritus Kent McNeil Named Honorary Member of the Indigenous Bar Association, Indigenous Bar Association

Professor Emeritus Kent McNeil’s new book, Flawed Precedent: The St. Catherine’s Case and Aboriginal Title, was published by UBC Press in May, UBC Press

Professor Emeritus Kent McNeil to serve as the Law Foundation of Saskatchewan H. Robert Arscott Chair at University of Saskatchewan College of Law from July 1 to December 31, University of Saskatchewan College of Law

Professor Emeritus Neil Brooks Receives Canadian Tax Foundation (CTF) Lifetime Contribution Award, Office of External Relations & Communications

Professor Eric Tucker earns Sefton-Williams Award, YFile

Professor Giuseppina (Pina) D’Agostino to chair Advisory Committee for new Alectra Utilities Green Energy & Technology Centre, Alectra Utilities

Professor Gus Van Harten appointed Associate Dean (Academic), effective July 1, Office of External Relations & Communications

Professor Heidi Matthews in “Behind the News” Interview Offers a Critical Perspective of the #MeToo Movement as it Approaches its First Anniversary, Heidi Matthews

Professor Heidi Matthews joins German Law Journal editorial board, Law Times

Professor Heidi Matthews’s KPFA (Berkeley) radio interview with Doug Henwood of “Behind the News” about Canada’s National Inquiry on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women finding of genocide, Behind the News

Professor Jeffery Hewitt to join Osgoode faculty on July 1, YFile

Professor Karen Drake and colleagues receive SSHRC Partnership Engage Grant for their project, “Identifying Indigenous Standards for Evaluating Indigenous Persons Courts”, Office of External Relations & Communications

Professor Karen Drake has co-edited a new book – Renewing Relationships: Indigenous Peoples and Canada – that includes chapters written by Professors Deborah McGregor and Signa Daum Shanks, and herself, University of Saskatchewan Press

Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw to receive honorary doctorate at Spring Convocation, Office of External Relations & Communications

Professor Mary Condon appointed Dean of Osgoode Hall Law School for a four-year term commencing July 1, YFile

Professors Benjamin Berger and Joan Gilmour Contribute Their Time and Expertise to the Expert Panel of the Council of Canadian Academies on Medical Assistance in Dying, Office of External Relations & Communications

Professors Craig Scott, Karen Drake and Shelley Kierstead along with Brad Ross, Sasha Baglay, Leslie MacLeod and Patrick Case are this year’s recipients of Osgoode teaching or service awards, Office of External Relations & Communications

Professors Cynthia Williams (Osgoode) and Janis Sarra (Allard) quoted in speech by Lord Sales of the UK Supreme Court, Anglo-Australasian Law Society

Professor Signa Daum Shanks elected as Toronto representative on Ontario Bar Association’s Board of Directors for 2019-20, Office of External Relations & Communications

Professor Sonia Lawrence was presented with the annual Canadian Association of Law Teachers' Prize for Academic Excellence at the CALT/ACPD conference dinner on June 5 in Vancouver, Canadian Association of Law Teachers

Professors Philip Girard (Osgoode), Jim Phillips (U of T) & R. Blake Brown (SMU) receive Canadian Law and Society Association’s W. Wesley Pue Book Prize Honourable Mention for A History of Law in Canada, Volume One, Office of External Relations & Communications

Professor Stephanie Ben-Ishai to be awarded 2019 York Distinguished Research Professorship at Osgoode’s Spring Convocation on June 21, Office of External Relations & Communications

Professor Trevor Farrow invited to join OECD Advisory Justice Research Consortium and speak at the OECD Global Policy Roundtable on Equal Access to Justice in Lisbon, Portugal, Office of External Relations & Communications

Professor Trevor Farrow Talks With Gene Valaitis of Roundhouse Radio 98.3 Vancouver About Self-Represented Defendants

Provincial Money Ends for Ring of Fire Talks As Matawa Chiefs Await Response, Negotiator Says, CBC News

Punishment and Its Limits, Debra Parkes

Qatar: UN expert welcomes solidarity agenda, urges more action on climate change and migrants’ human rights, UN Human Rights Media Release

Quebec v A and Taypotat: Unpacking the Supreme Court’s Latest Decisions on Section 15 of the Charter, Alicja Puchta

Racism and Relief Distribution in the Aftermath of the Halifax Explosion, Mark Culligan and Katrin MacPhee

RDA: Coming to a Library Near You, F. Tim Knight and Darren Furey

Reconciliation and the Constitution: A Transcript of the Roundtable, Amar Bhatia, Beverley Jacobs, Jonathan Rudin, Douglas Sanderson, and Mark Walters

Recontextualizing Ktunaxa Nation v. British Columbia: Crown Land, History and Indigenous Religious Freedom, Howard Kislowicz and Senwung Luk

Reforms Urged to Reduce Federal Court’s ‘Arbitrary’ Dismissal of Refugee Claims, The Lawyer’s Daily

Refugee Board Releases Guide to Deal With Bad Lawyers, Consultants, The Star

Regional Integration Among African Nations – The Birth of AfCFTA, Yemisi Dina

Regulating Social Media Use in the Workplace, Yemisi Dina

Re-Imagining Resolution of Online Defamation Disputes, Emily B. Laidlaw

Re-imagining Tax for the 21st Century: A Conference Inspired by the Scholarship of Tim Edgar, Osgoode Hall Law School of York University

Religious Freedom in Canada: A Crucible for Constitutionalism, Benjamin Berger

Remedial Postscripts — Reflections on Carter II, Suspensions, Extensions and Exemptions, Jeanette Ettel

Renewing Relationships: Indigenous Peoples and Canada, Karen Drake and Brenda L. Gunn

Report on Law School Tuition Highlights Impact of High Costs on Access, Diversity, Lawyer’s Daily

Request for rulemaking on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosure, Cynthia Williams and Jill E. Fisch

Rescuers and Good Samaritans, Allen M. Linden

Research Dissemination @ Osgoode Hall Law School: An Update, Yemisi Dina and Teodora Naydenova

Resource Description and Access: From AACR to RDA, F. Tim Knight

Restoring Accountability in Freedom of Expression Theory: Public Libel Law and Radical Whig Ideology, Randall Stephenson

Restoring Consumer Sovereignty: How Markets Manipulate Us and What the Law Can Do About It, by Adrian Kuenzler, Jasmine Godfrey

Rethinking the Ken Through the Lens of Psychological Science, Jason M. Chin and William E. Crozier

Rethinking the Purpose of the Corporation, Edward Waitzer

Rethinking the Purpose of the Corporation, Edward Waitzer

Ring of Fire development to be 'slow, contested' if Far North Act replacement stands as-is, legal expert says, CBC

Ruling Favours Privacy Rights of Survivors

R. v. Lloyd and the Unpredictable Stability of Mandatory Minimum Litigation, Asad G. Kiyani

R. v. Nur: A Positive Step but not the Solution to the Problem of Mandatory Minimums in Canada, Janani Shanmuganathan

R. v. Saeed: Penile Privacy and Penal Policy, Christine Mainville

R v Smith and Judicially Reviewing the Scope of Criminal Law under the Charter, Christopher Sherrin

Safe Havens or Dangerous Waters? A Phenomenological Study of Abused Women's Experiences in the Family Courts of Ontario, Lois Shereen Winstock

SCC to Look at Constitutionality of Genetic Discrimination Ban Nixed by Ex-AG Canada but Supported by New AG, The Lawyer’s Daily

Schulich and Osgoode place 2nd out of 63 universities at mediation competition in Paris, YFile

Securities Commissions Asked to Investigate Ahead of Mining Companies Merger, Canadian Lawyer

Securities Law in Canada: Cases and Commentary, 1st Edition, Mary G. Condon, Anita I. Anand, and Janis P. Sarra

Securities Regulation, Dale H. Lastman

Security and Liberty, Transparency and Secrecy, Parliamentary Control of the Secret Services in Canada and Germany: A Comparative Approach, Sophie Christine Barbara Wiesehofer

Self-Representing Defendants, Like Dellen Millard, Bring Challenges to Justice System: Experts

Simulated Clients Challenge Conventional Legal Education Practices, Office of External Relations & Communications

Small claims court mediation program leads to fair outcomes, participants say, lawtimesnews.com

SNC-Lavalin affair: Splitting the AG role from the justice file is worth considering, say former AGs, experts, CBC

Some Twitter accounts not personal information, Alberta privacy commission rules, Lawyer’s Daily

Soutenir la démocratie élue de la Chambre des communes et à la fois la conscience de vote des sénateurs non élus, Craig Scott

Sovereignty and Canadian-Nigerian Human Rights Engagements: Some Theoretical Reflections, Zachary Lomo

State Redress as Public Policy: A Two-Sided Coin, Stephen Winter

Structural Cooperative Federalism, Kate Glover

Supreme Court of Canada Cases Strengthen Argument for Municipal Obligation to Discharge Duty to Consult: Time to Put Neskonlith to Rest, Angela D’Elia Decembrini and Shin Imai

Tax system narrows gender wealth gap, but divide remains: federal report, iPolitics

Tethyan Resources announces appointment of Professor Poonam Puri to Board of Directors, YFile

Text Message Privacy: Who Else Is Reading This?, Gerald Chan

The Canadian Legal Information Institute - Ten years On, Yemisi Dina and Louise Hamel

The Changed Legal Profession: Who Has Control of the Market for Legal Services?, Frederick H. Zemans

The Class Politics of Law: Essays Inspired by Harry Glasbeek, Eric Tucker and Judy Fudge

The Comprehensive Guide to Legal Research, Writing and Analysis, 3rd Edition, Moira McCarney, Ruth Kuras, Annette Demers, and Shelley Kierstead

The Danger in Normalizing Political Interference, Craig Scott

The disturbing question of why Canada’s done so little to end money laundering: Don Pittis, CBC

The ECOWAS Court, Activist Forces, and the Pursuit of Environmental and Socioeconomic Justice in Nigeria, Okechukwu Emmanuel Effoduh

The empathetic lawyer and client retention, LawyersDaily.ca

The Exclusion Trap for Women Refugee Claimants who Escape Domestic Violence with Children, Katherine Tess Shelley

The "Family" - and "Families" in Law: A Review of Archana Parashar and Francesca Dominello, The Family in Law, Mary Jane Mossman

The Future of Law School: Three Visions and a Prediction, Harry W. Arthurs

The Great War Law Student Memorial Project, E. Patrick Shea; Gowling, Lafleur, Henderson (Firm); and Highlanders Foundation

The Honourable James Stribopoulos ’94 (Former Osgoode Professor) and Susanne Boucher ’96, ’02 (LLM) Appointed to Superior Court of Justice in Brampton and Toronto, Respectively, Government of Canada

The Hours are Long: Unreasonable Delay After Jordan, Palma Paciocco

The Internet as a Site of Legal Education and Collaboration Across Continents and Time Zones: Using Online Dispute Resolution as a Tool for Student Learning, Martha Simmons and Darin Thompson

The 'Jus' of Use: Trademarks in Transition, Bita Amani and Carys Craig

The Law of Deliberative Democracy, by Ron Levy and Graeme Orr, Tanya Kuzman

The Law of Restitution, 2019 Student Edition, Peter D. Maddaugh and John D. McCamus

The Legal Treatment of Informal Caregivers of the Elderly in Canada and Australia: The Importance of Recognizing Relations in Creating Reforms, Sara Nicole Pon

The Market for Legal Services: Paraprofessionals and Specialists, Selma Colvin, David Stager, Larry Taman, Janet Yale, and Frederick H. Zemans

The new European directive on copyright in the digital single market, OMNI News

The next battles against tobacco must be fought in the world’s major cities, Steven Hoffman and Mathieu Poirier

The Place of Private Property in Land Use Law: A Relational Examination of Ontario's Quarry Conflicts, Estair Suarez Van Wagner

The Pomegranate Tree has Smothered Me: International Law, Imperialism & Labour Struggle in Iraq, 1917-1960, Ali Hammoudi

The Pragmatic Limits of Access to Justice, Hart Schwartz and Anthony Robert Sangiuliano Student-at-Law

The Process of Electoral Reform in Canada: Democratic and Constitutional Constraints, Yasmin Dawood

The Promise and Limits of Cooperative Federalism as a Constitutional Principle, Warren J. Newman

The race for the NBA championship and to define Andrew Scheer, macleans.ca

The Refined Approach to Punishment in Section 11 of the Charter, Stacey D. Young

There Is a There There: Forum Selection Clauses, Consumer Protection and the Quasi-Constitutional Right to Privacy in Douez v. Facebook, Andrea Slane

The Resilience of Métis Title: Rejecting Assumptions of Extinguishment for Métis Land Rights, Adam Gaudry and Karen Drake

The rise of Aboriginal law, University Affairs

The Special Joint Committee on the Constitution of Canada, 1980-81, Peter W. Hogg and Annika Wang

The Todd Veinotte Show, News 97.5 Halifax

The Transnationalization of Truth: A Meditation on Sri Lanka and Honduras, Craig Scott

The Transnational Judicial Dialogue of the Supreme Court of Canada and its Impact, Klodian Rado

The Value of Empathy, Financial Post

The Winkler Institute for Dispute Resolution Presents: The Osgoode Mediation Clinic's 10th Anniversary Symposium on Dispute Resolution - Keynote Address, Robert C. Bordone, Robert C. Bordone

Thinkable: The Charter and Refugee Law after Appulonappa and B010, Colin Grey

This Cedarvale couple sued for $2.5 million over a house they claim was designed to look like theirs

This Clinic at Osgoode Hall Law School Helps People Who Face Financial Fraud, CBC Radio Metro Morning with Matt Galloway

“This is not a woman’s issue; this is a human rights issue”: U of T groups host panel on diversity in STEM, The Varsity

Three for Reforms, Excalibur

Three Osgoode alumni – Susan Ursel ’84, Tom Curry ’84 and Jeffery Hewitt ’96, ’16 (LLM) – among the recipients of 2019 Law Society Medals, NewsWire

Through a Digital Glass Darkly: Regulating Cryptocurrencies, Allan C. Hutchinson

Time to Act: Response to Questions Posed by the Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance on Fiduciary Obligation and Effective Climate-Related Financial Disclosures, Cynthia Williams and Janis P. Sarra

Tips for L1, Canadian Lawyer

Toxic Enactments: Materializing Estrogen and Regulation Under Canada's Food and Drugs Act, 1939-1953, Lara Jessie Tessaro

Translating Trademarks: Towards the Equal Treatment of Foreign- Language Marks, Ung Shen Goh

Trial Advocacy: 2017-18, Rachel Grinberg and Jonathan Rosenthal

Trial Advocacy - Student Materials, Rachel Grinberg and Jonathan Rosenthal

Trudeau Is Wrong to Back Intervention in Venezuela, Troy Media

Trump CIA Pick’s Refusal To Condemn All Torture Is Canada's Moral Problem, Too, Craig Scott

'Trust Us' doesn’t cut it on the SNC-Lavalin affair, Craig Scott

Twelve graduating Osgoode JD students receive 2019 Dean’s Gold Key Awards for outstanding contribution to the life of the Law School, Office of External Relations & Communications

Two new external appointments for Professor Faisal Bhabha, Office of External Relations & Communications

Unauthorized Legal Practice Prosecutions and Independent Paralegals in Ontario and the United States, John A. Flood and Frederick H. Zemans

UN experts call for solidarity with people affected by Africa cyclone, United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner

Unresolved Land Claim at Heart of Wet’suwet’en Pipeline Opposition, Burns Lake Lakes District News

Use of the Elizabeth Moys Classification Scheme for Legal Materials in the Caribbean, Janice A. Modeste and Yemisi Dina

Using Tickets in Employment Standards Inspections: Deterrence as Effective Enforcement in Ontario, Canada?, Rebecca Casey, Eric Tucker, Leah F. Vosko, and Andrea M. Noack

Victimology: A Canadian Perspective, by Jo-Anne M. Wemmers, Jake Babad

Visit to the Netherlands, United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner

Visualizing Linked Data, F. Tim Knight

Waitzer, Sarro – Corporate Law Reform: Focusing on Issues that Matter, Edward Waitzer and Douglas Sarro

Was It Interference? We Asked Experts to Analyze Jody Wilson-Raybould’s Statement on SNC-Lavalin, Toronto Star

We failed to treat missing and murdered Indigenous women like people, but I know we can change, Signa A. Daum Shanks

What Can We Learn From the Stanley Trial?, Policy Options

What Humility Isn’t: Responsibility and the Judicial Role, Benjamin Berger

What’s a Non-Indigenous Woman to Do? Some ideas about how to be an Ally, Signa A. Daum Shanks

Where Do We Go from Here? Reflections on the LCO’s Consultation and Conference, Daithí Mac Síthigh

Why Fundamental Constitutional Principles Should Prevent Ontario From Interfering With Toronto’s Election, Craig Scott

Why is Dellen Millard Questioning Laura Babcock's Father in Court? Because He Can

Why Putin’s ‘Denial’ That He Was Blackmailing Trump Makes the Unlikely Much More Possible, Craig Scott

Words and Worldviews: Decolonizing Description, F. Tim Knight

Worldwide Trends in Legal Aid, Frederick H. Zemans

Yemisi Dina appointed Chief Law Librarian of Osgoode, YFile

York University’s Global Strategy Lab, under the direction of Professor Steven Hoffman, to co-host two global health law conferences in South Africa in April, Office of External Relations & Communications