Major conference on military justice to be held in Ottawa Nov. 13
Publication: Ottawa Citizen
The Common Law Section of the Faculty of Law will be hosting the “Winds of Change” Inaugural Conference on Canadian Military Justice on November 13. This conference will bring judges, jurists, practitioners, scholars, students and persons interested into a forum to debate and exchange ideas for the reform of Canadian Military Law.
Ottawa panel to discuss Canada and the global campaign to ban “Killer Robots”
Publication: Ottawa Citizen
A panel entitled "Canada and the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots" will be held at the University on November 5th. The panel will discuss the effort to persuade governments to ban autonomous weapons that would select targets and use force without further human intervention or oversight.
Power Play: How to ensure successful resettlement
Publication: CTV News
Jennifer Bond, Common Law Section, discusses Canada's commitment for helping to resettle refugees from Syria.
Lessons from the trenches of the government's appointments process
Publication: Macleans
Penny Collenette, Common Law Section, discusses her experience working as the director of appointments to former prime minister Jean Chrétien from 1993 to 1997 and lessons from her experence the incoming Liberal government should consider.
A new government, a new relationship with the courts
Publication: Ottawa Citizen
In this Op-Ed, Carissima Mathen, Common Law Section, discusses the incoming federal government and its potential stance in relation to the federal court system.
Charging a fee to get into carpool lane could help Ottawa congestion, prof says
Publication: CBC Ottawa
Stuart Elgie, Common Law Section, discusses a new kind of lane on Highway 417 in Ottawa that could help with the city's congestion issues.
Trudeau faces demands to end an array of Harper-era security policies
Publication: iPolitics
Craig Forcese, Common Law Section, comments on the security policies of the federal government.
Craig Forcese, Section common law, commente les politiques de sécurité du gouvernement fédéral.
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Redorer l'image du Canada à l'étranger, premier objectif de Trudeau
Publication: Huffington Post Québec
Carissima Mathen, Section Common Law, et David Runnalls, Département de géographie, commente le nouveau gouvernement fédéral.
Under Trudeau, a Battle over Internet and Cultural Policy Looms
Publication: TheTyee.ca
In this Op-Ed, Michael Geist, Common Law Section, discuses the Broadcasting Act in relation to the possibility of treating telecom and internet companies as cultural businesses and thereby require them to make Canadian content contributions similar to those paid by conventional broadcasters.