Nos profs dans les médias

Publication: La Presse
Date: Thursday January 16th, 2014
Michael Geist, Section de common law, soupçonne que, «c'est possible que Québecor décide de devenir le quatrième opérateur sans fil partout au pays". 

Publication: Radio-Canada
Date: Wednesday January 15th, 2014
Denis Rancourt, ancien professeur, et Joanne St. Lewis, Section de common law, sont mentionnés dans cet article concernant un dossier avec la Cour suprême du Canada.

Publication: Toronto Star Online
Date: Wednesday January 15th, 2014
Errol Mendes, Common Law Section, expresses his discontentment with a contentious Conservative MP’s private members bill.

Également paru dans / Also Appeared In
Metro Canada– Jan 15 2014
Hamilton Spectator – Jan 15 2014

Publication: Global News Canada
Date: Wednesday January 15th, 2014
Adam Dodek, Common Law Section, comments on the Supreme Court's case on Marc Nadon and his eligibility to be a Top court justice.

Également paru dans / Also Appeared In
CTV News– Jan 15 2014
Huffington Post Canada – Jan 15 2014
Maclean’s – Jan 15 2014
ainsi que dans 36 autres sources d’informations / as well as in 36 other news outlets
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Supreme Court hearing on Marc Nadon: 6 questions (CBC News National) Également paru dans 2 autres sources d’informations / Also appeared in 2 other news outlets
Marc Nadon Supreme Court Eligibility Issue 'Absolutely' Known By Tories, Says Law Professor (Huffington Post Canada) Également paru dans 20 autres sources d’informations / Also appeared in 20 other news outlets

Publication: Ottawa Citizen
Date: Wednesday January 15th, 2014
Sebastian Grammond, Common Law Section, agrees with federal lawyer Rene LeBlanc who expressed a disbelief that Marc Nadon should be excluded as a candidate for a position as a Supreme Court Justice.

Publication: Globe and Mail
Date: Wednesday January 15th, 2014
Adam Dodek, Common Law Section, and Carissima Mathen, Common Law Section, both speculate that after yesterday's hearing for Justice Nadon, it is very up in the air whether or not he will take his spot. 

Publication: CTV News Channel
Date: Wednesday January 15th, 2014
(0:01- 3:41) When asked to share his insights on the Nadon case, Errol Mendes, Common Law Section, stated that he is both fascinated and troubled by the trial because it calls into question the appointment process to the highest court.

Publication: Ottawa Citizen
Date: Tuesday January 7th, 2014
Craig Forcese, Common Law Section, and Wesley Wark, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, comment on CSE admitting to "incidentally" spying on Canadians. Michael Geist, Common Law Section, also calls on the federal government to launch an independent investigation into the case.

Publication: National Post
Date: Tuesday January 7th, 2014
Craig Forcese, Common Law Section, and Wesley Wark, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, comment on CSE admitting to "incidentally" spying on Canadians. Michael Geist, Common Law Section, also calls on the federal government to launch an independent investigation into the case.

Également paru dans / Also Appeared In 
Edmonton Journal -- Tues, Jan 7th, 2014

Publication: Macleans Online
Date: Friday January 3rd, 2014
Adam Dodek, Vice-Dean Research and Associate Professor for the Common Law Section at uOttawa, speaks out on the path to Senate reform.