Canada’s online legal magazine.

About Council of Canadian Law Deans

The Council of Canadian Law Deans (CCLD) brings together the heads of the various law schools across Canada and provides them with a forum to discuss matters of mutual concern.

Le Conseil des doyens et des doyennes des facultés de droit du Canada (CDFDC) regroupe les dirigeants et les dirigeantes des diverses facultés de droit au Canada et leur donne un forum pour discuter de questions d'intérêt commun.

Posts by Council of Canadian Law Deans

Hopefulness in Times of Hate – Letters to and From a Law School

by Richard Jochelson

Let’s Chat About ChatGPT

by Ian Holloway

Legal Education in Times of Emergency – Some Reflections

by Mark Walters

Students Face Acute Mental Health Needs During Pandemic Learning

by Richard Jochelson

What Should Post-Pandemic Legal Education Look Like?

by Mary Condon

Critical Race Theory in Legal Education

by Jula Hughes

Wanted: A Law School Vade Mecum

by Ian Holloway

Civility in Legal Education

by Barbara Billingsley

Back to (Law) School, COVID-Style

by Erika Chamberlain

University of Victoria Faculty of Law Responds to the COVID-19 Challenge

by Susan Breau

Theory and Practice: The Four Defining Pillars of Ryerson’s Faculty of Law

by Anver Saloojee

Les Facultés de Droit Ont-Elles Un Rôle À Jouer Afin de Favoriser La Progression Et La Rétention Des Avocates?

by Anne-Marie Laflamme

Do Law Schools Have a Role to Play in Promoting the Advancement and Retention of Women Lawyers?

by Anne-Marie Laflamme

Law Schools in the International Sphere: The University of Montreal Experience

by Jean-François Gaudreault-DesBiens

L’attribution de Concepts Modernes du Droit International au Grand Dérangement

by Denis Roy

Reaffirming Fundamental Values in Dark Times

by Robert Leckey

Wellness at Law School

by Catherine Dauvergne

Mental Health and Law Students: Addressing the Issue One Step at a Time

by Céline Lévesque

Better Together: The Virtues of Experiential Learning Partnerships

by François Larocque

Legal Education Goes Digital

by Bill Flanagan

A Pedagogic Paradigm Shift in Clinical Legal Education: Towards Placing Practical and Theoretical Knowledge on an Equal Footing?

by Jonathan Black-Branch

Student Loan Debt: A Crisis for Law Students, Young Lawyers and Far Too Many Underserviced Communities

by Bradford W. Morse

Legal Competencies for the World We Live In

by Nathalie Des Rosiers

Here’s to Law Professors

by Beth Bilson

A National Approach to Canadian Bar Admissions? Working With the Law Schools Would Be a Start

by Ian Holloway

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission and Law School Curriculum Reform

by Camille Cameron

Law School by Design

by Lorne Sossin

The Law Schools and the Future of Indigenous Law in Canada

by Jeremy Webber