The Parliamentary Information and Research Service of the Library of Parliament has released a series of brief background papers on the Canada–European Union trade negotiations that began last year and… [more]
archive for November, 2010
On September 26, 2010, the New York Times… [more] ran a front-page story concerning outsourcing public libraries to private corporations. This article chilled me to the marrow of my bones for
It seems appropriate today, Remembrance Day, for a law blog to reflect for a moment on the laws of war. These seemingly prime examples of a contradiction in terms have… [more]
Should the Government Make Remembrance Day a Public (Statutory) Holiday?
by Yosie Saint-Cyr
November 11th, 2010
When World War One ended, (or the Great War, as it was known at that time), an armistice agreement was signed between the Allies and Germany which took place in… [more]
As a lawyer who has been heavily involved in my Provincial Lawyer Assistance program and with the CBA’s National Legal Professionals Assistance Conference, I have travelled all over Canada and… [more]
Six Canadian provinces have legislative recognition of Remembrance Day, though only two mention Two Minutes Silence, Ontario and Alberta. Nova Scotia for example says:
Every employer carrying on or engaged… [more]
Today's New York Times… [more] is reporting on a Federal labor relations board decision last week to proceed with a complaint against a Connecticut ambulance service, American Medical Response, that canned
I gave a presentation this morning on social media issues at a TechAlliance breakfast club event. Thought I would share this one slide.
If someone posts something about you or… [more]
by Dan Michaluk
November 10th, 2010
This is the third of three posts on how information and privacy issues are shaping the future of employment law. Two weeks ago, I posted on the impending clash between … [more]
Two very good columns were posted here recently on the topic of looseleaf legal publications—one by Susannah Tredwell; the other by Ruth Bird. Ruth in particular painted a very negative… [more]
The September/October 2010 Issue of Law Practice Magazine focused on law firm professional development and how to build talent.
I think one of the must read articles from that issue… [more]
the count:
8281 posts | 11495 comments
recent comments 
Philip Corwin on Cloud Storage in the Age of SOPA and Megaupload
David Cheifetz on First Ever Twitter Moot: #Twtmoot
John Gregory on First Ever Twitter Moot: #Twtmoot
Yosie Saint-Cyr on Systemic Discrimination in Law Firms: Perception or Reality? My Point of View
David Bilinsky on First Ever Twitter Moot: #Twtmoot
David Cheifetz on Report Labels WiFi Dangerous in Schools
David Collier-Brown on Plan a Copyright Day Now!
Colin Lachance on A Milestone for Canlii – the Odometer Clicks Over
Simon Chester on A Milestone for Canlii – the Odometer Clicks Over
Simon Chester on First Ever Twitter Moot: #Twtmoot
Deborah on Privacy Commissioner Explains Problems With Proposed Lawful Access Law
David Cheifetz on A Milestone for Canlii – the Odometer Clicks Over
Howard Knopf on Plan a Copyright Day Now!
SlawTips 
Current Awareness
Wednesday, February 22
There are two possible approaches to personal current awareness: Develop excellent searching skills so that you can find what you need when you need it Pick a fairly narrow specialty … »»Research
Top 10 Financial Errors: #10 Rely on the Lottery for Your Partnership Retirement Plan
Thursday, February 16
“It is better to have a permanent income than to be fascinating” was said once by Oscar Wilde. The final tip in this series is the capstone issue in our … »»Practice
Deciphering Acroynyms
Wednesday, February 15
I wrote about the trouble I have with Acronyms yesterday at Slaw. Today’s Tip: Use an Acronym Dictionary! I have a nice little book on my reference shelves called Acrobuster. … »»Research
noted on Slaw
-
Available online today are four new chapters of the publication Women in Canada: A Gender-based Statistical Report, which explores the socio-demographic and economic circumstances of Canadian women in general.
-
The bill amends the Constitution Act, 1867 by readjusting the number of members and the representation of the provinces in the House of Commons.
-
Ars Technica: Law & Disorder: Startup hopes to hack the immigration system with a floating incubatorBlueseed plans to buy a ship and turn it into a floating incubator anchored in international waters off the coast of California.
-
Under Prime Minister Stephen Harper, the flow of information out of Ottawa has slowed to a trickle.
-
"…the IPC has exclusive jurisdiction to decide whether a record is in the custody or control of a university in the context of an access request…"
-
John J.L. Hunter, Q.C. of Vancouver has been elected President for 2011-2012
-
Detailed results from 321 members.
MLB Selected Case Summaries
These summaries of selected recent cases are provided each week to Slaw by Maritime Law Book.
More information.
-
Limitation of Actions - Actions in contract - Actions for debt - General
Moody died on December 3, 2005, leaving four adult children. Pursuant to Moody’s will two of her children, James and Tyrell, were appointed executors of the estate. It was alleged that, during her ...
-
Barristers and Solicitors - Discipline - Suspension - For professional misconduct
McLean pled guilty five counts of conduct unbecoming a lawyer. The Discipline Committee suspended him from practice for four months and placed him on indefinite supervision. McLean appealed the length of the penalty.
The Saskatchewan ...
-
Mines and Minerals - Operation of mines, quarries and wells - Licences and permits - Appeals or judicial review - Standing - Costs
Grizzly Resources Ltd. (Grizzly). made an applications to the Energy Resources Conservation Board to drill two sour gas wells on the same site. ...
-
Narcotic Control - Offences - Trafficking - Elements of
The accused was charged with trafficking in cocaine. The trial judge granted the accused’s motion to discharge the charge. The Crown appealed.
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal allowed the appeal and ordered a new trial.
The re-development
of Slaw is assisted by
a grant from the
Law Foundation of Ontario
TalkLaw/ParLoi
This is a listing of a few upcoming events in Canada of interest to lawyers, law students, legal librarians, and others involved in the practice of law.
Clicking on any event in the list below will give you access to more information and to links allowing you to see the full entry and to add the event to your own calendar.
Click this link for a fuller version of the TalkLaw/ParLoi calendar of events and for instructions as to how to add events and calendars to your own calendar.
categories
SlawNET
These are the great blogs run by our contributors. We recommend them to you.
Connection | A Crosby Group Consulting Blog
