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Pianist Anton Kuerti, Red Green Show's Rick Green awarded Order of Ontario

Publication: CBC News

Errol Mendes, Common Law Section, is included in a list of 25 people to be invested into the Order of Ontario in 2016.

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Mayor, councillor tangle over Internet access

Publication: Ottawa Sun

Michael Geist, Common Law Section, comments on Mayor Jim Watson's involvement in telecom cases at the CRTC. 

Water main break shuts law building at University of Ottawa

Publication: Ottawa Citizen

This article mentions the water main break at Fauteux Hall.

Cet article mentionne le bris d'aqueduc au Pavillon Fauteux.

Canadian taxman won't bite if you win $1.5-billion U.S. Powerball jackpot

Publication: Toronto Star

Vern Krishna, Common Law Section, discusses how lottery winnings are free from income tax in Canada.

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Artificial intelligence: Who’s regulating the robots?

Publication: iPolitics

Ian Kerr, Common Law Section, comments on the needed regulations of Artificial Intelligence. “Technology speeds ahead, and we haven’t had a government sector that has been focused on science and technology.

In Supreme Court, a Battle Over Fracking and Citizens' Rights

Publication: The Tyee

Lynda Collins, Common Law Section, comments on Jessica Ernst's fight to challenge legislation putting energy regulator above the law. "This is the first time the Supreme Court has heard a case about human rights with an environmental context."

Protestors and Police Clash in Germany

John Packer, Human Rights Research and Education Centre, discusses the anti-Muslim and refugee protests in Germany.

Who's Innovative Now? Calgary Backs Open Access Web

Publication: The Tyee

In this Op-Ed, Michael Geist, Common Law Section, discusses the importance to the local economy of creating innovation hubs for cities across Canada

Ottawa Legal The Big Picture: Ottawa Law Firms are Amongst the Best in the World

Publication: Ottawa Life Magazine

This article mentions the University’s common and civil law programs which accept close to 400 students every year.

Liberals hoping for extension on physician-assisted suicide, but Supreme Court might not oblige

Publication: CBC

Carissima Mathen, Common Law Section, comments on the regulation of doctor-assisted dying by the Federal government. 

TPP is good for Canadian business, innovation and consumers

Publication: National Post

Michael Geist, Common Law Section, comments on the Trans-Pacific Partnership. 

Bilinguisme: des suggestions pour la capitale

Publication: Le Droit

François Larocque, Section de common law, commente l'obtention d'un statut bilingue officiel pour la Ville d'Ottawa.

Maureen McTeer: Canada needs more time to figure out assisted dying

Publication: Ottawa Citizen

In this Op-Ed, Maureen McTeer, Common Law Section, discusses the legislation on physician-assisted dying in Canada.

Will 'Sunny Ways' last longer than your average New Year's resolution?

Publication: CBC

(27:22 - 31:53) Carissima Mathen, Common Law Section, discusses the possible 6-month extension the Supreme Court could grant the Federal government regarding doctor-assisted death. 

Why Canada has nothing to fear over TPP and Intellectual Property

Publication: National Post

This article mentions Michael Geist, Common Law Section, and his claims towards combatting computer hacking. 

Legalizing pot in Canada will run afoul of global treaties, Trudeau warned

Publication: The Globe and Mail

Errol Mendes, Common Law Section, comments on the federal government's plan to legalize marijuana. “It will be an ongoing dialogue which has to be dealt with at the highest levels, and it’s not going to be an easy one, and it’s not going to be a quick one either. It’s going to take many years.”

P.E.I. abortion rights group to sue province for not providing access to procedure

Publication: Toronto Star

Martha Jackman, Common Law Section, discusses abortion rights in Prince Edward Island.

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Ottawa police should adopt the ‘Philadelphia model’ to give sexual assault victims justice

Publication: Feminist Current

Elizabeth Sheehy, Common Law 

Ontario must do more about doctors who abuse patients

Publication: Toronto Star

In this Op-Ed, Lorian Hardcastle, Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics, discusses cases of patient abuse in Ontario and the proposed reforms by the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons to the way complaints are handled.

Eight Tricky Tech Decisions Looming over Trudeau

Publication: TheTyee

In this Op-Ed, Michael Geist, Common Law Section, discusses potential technology law policies that will be handled by the federal government in 2016.