Can Artificial Intelligence level the playing field in Canadian communications policy debates?
Through the support of the Law Foundation of Ontario (LFO), a new partnership seeks to reduce the barriers to effective public participation in communications policy making. The University of Ottawa’s Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) and vLex Canada, a globally-proven legal intelligence platform, are joining forces to help level the playing field in communications policy debates.
Strengthening awareness, understanding and dialogue: Natasha Bakht wins the 2019 SABA Legal Excellence Award
Through her scholarly interest is in the intersection of religious freedom and women’s equality, Professor Natasha Bakht has distinguished herself across a range of important legal areas that affect religious minorities and racialized people. In recognition of the impact of her work on South Asian communities, the South Asian Bar Association (SABA) has awarded Professor Bakht its 2019 Legal Excellence Award.
