Earlier this month a certain Liam McHugh-Russell uploaded a functional Canadian Legal Style to Zotero's style library here.
Look for the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation, 7th ed. (McGill… [more]
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archive for April, 2011
Earlier this month a certain Liam McHugh-Russell uploaded a functional Canadian Legal Style to Zotero's style library here.
In technology today, and especially on the web, there is a constant push for the new shiny thing. Lately it seems like that new shiny thing comes in two flavors:… [more]
The Supreme Court of Canada released the much anticipated decision in Ontario (Attorney General) v. Fraser this morning.
Here we are embedded in an election — some might say mired — that even with the surprise showing of the NDP can lead to saturnine moods. Today I offer… [more]
I have spent the last few weeks preoccupied with making sure E exams here at Schulich Law proceed in an orderly fashion, and being grateful that I was spending my… [more]
The Disney Institute speaker launched us into a fascinating 90-minute presentation that started with an invitation to take a drink from a high pressure water hose, took us “off stage”,… [more]
Following the first phase announcement of mandatory e-filing for certain BC land title documents that came on March 11th, Dye & Durham has developed and issued a new white paper… [more]
The Ontario Superior Court recently released a judgment about recovering domain names, South Simcoe Railway Heritage Corporation v. Wakeford… [more] 2011 ONSC 1234, in this case a .com name rather than
This Quebec-born boy still has trouble fathoming why so many people are going gaga over the English Royal Wedding. Don't we all have hockey playoffs to think about? And isn't… [more]
Royal weddings bring with them fanfares, fascinators, and fol-de-rol (folie de roi… [more]?) — and a renewed interest in the singular business of constituting and propagating a monarchy. A by Yosie Saint-Cyr April 28th, 2011
While Quebec is consulting and holding public hearings on euthanasia and assisted suicide, on April 26, 2011, British Columbia’s Civil Liberties Association (BCCLA) and three other plaintiffs filed a lawsuit… [more] Day of Mourning and North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week by Yosie Saint-Cyr April 28th, 2011
On April 28 of each year, we honour workers who have lost their lives as a result of workplace injury or disease with the Day of Mourning. The Canadian flag… [more] |
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The Wet One on Capital Punishment Enthusiasm Is Misplaced Bonnie Czegledi on Crime and Cultural Property John Gregory on What Part of "No" Don't You Understand, O Gracious Crown? John Gregory on Ontario Bill to Amend the Electronic Commerce Act Erik Magraken on B.C. to Have Official Online Dispute Resolution esign on Ontario Bill to Amend the Electronic Commerce Act Connie Crosby on Twitter Updates Privacy Policy and Terms of Service John Gregory on Victoria Day Holiday Lloyd Duhaime on Victoria Day Holiday John G on Victoria Day Holiday John N. Davis on Victoria Day Holiday Simon Fodden on Images in Judgments Daniel Poulin on Images in Judgments John G on The Friday Fillip: Randomness Kim Nayyer on Shoes and Dominoes SlawTips |
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