Blog 2022

This webinar will explore Lara Tessaro’s work on the administration of the Food and Drug Act, with a particular focus on cosmetics regulation and product labelling in Canada.
• This program contains 1.5 CPD hour in all Canadian provinces.

The biennial Legislative Drafting Conference will tackle the most important challenges in modern legislation.
• Participation at this program is accredited in provinces where CLE requirements for lawyers are mandatory.

• This program contains 1.5 CPD hour in all Canadian provinces.

The judicial review of delegated legislation is a relatively obscure branch of administrative law. But it is of critical importance since most of the written law in Canada consists of this form of legislation.
• This program contains 1.5 CPD hour in all Canadian provinces.

• This program contains 1.5 CPD hour in all Canadian provinces.

How can we prepare for drafting laws in a post-modern world? Information technology is profoundly affecting our world and the way we draft for it. The conference will look at its impact beginning with a keynote address by law and AI scholar Professor Gillian Hadfield.
• Participation at this program is accredited in provinces where CLE requirements for lawyers are mandatory.

This webinar is also offered in English on March 11, 2019. 

Sponsored by the Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Legislative Drafting program at Athabasca University. Speaker: Professor Wolfgang Alschner, Faculty of Law – Common Law Section, University of Ottawa.
• This program contains 1.5 CPD hours in all Canadian provinces.

Please see the French page for more details.

Sponsored by the post-baccalaureate diploma program in legislative drafting at Athabasca University. Presentation by Ms. Nicky Armstrong, Parliamentary Counsel, New Zealand.
• This program contains 1.5 CPD hours in all Canadian provinces.