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2024 Annual Conference on "Families and the Law"

October 9-11, 2024
In person in Winnipeg & Online

Indigenous Justice System – A Knowledge Sharing Symposium

November 4-6, 2024
In Calgary, AB, and online

Webinar on Legislative Drafting

The (Dis)Connect between Legislative Drafting and Statutory Interpretation: Perspectives from Three Branches of Government
November 26, 2024, Online

Writing Reasons in Sexual Assault Cases (2024 Edition)

For judges and administrative tribunals members
December 5, 2024, Online

CIAJ Podcast “In All Fairness”

Discover the latest episodes

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Reflections on the Challenges of Consent and Decision-Making for Gender-Diverse Children and Families

As part of our 48th Annual Conference on Families and the Law, which will take place from October 9 to 11 in Winnipeg, a panel will be dedicated to the Challenges of Consent and Decision-Making for Gender-Diverse Children and Families. In light of recent provincial policies concerning gender-diverse students, this panel will examine the legal,…