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The Queen’s Law atrium now features a short but powerful quote by Senator Murray Sinclair, Chief Commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, thanks to a class gift by Law’18. The words will “provide a daily reminder to law students that the journey of reconciliation is far from over, and that they have an important role to play in maintaining its momentum.”

Welcome to Queen’s Law – and the important role you will play in reconciliation

The Queen’s Law atrium now features a short but powerful quote by Senator Murray Sinclair, Chief Commissioner of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, thanks to a class gift by Law’18. The words will “provide a daily reminder to law students that the journey of reconciliation is far from over, and that they have an important role to play in maintaining its momentum.”
Sara Ali, the newest member of the Career Development Team at Queen’s Law, is ready to help “find positions in all areas of law to support the different interests and career paths of our students.”

Supporting students on their journey to job fulfillment

Sara Ali, the newest member of the Career Development Team at Queen’s Law, is ready to help “find positions in all areas of law to support the different interests and career paths of our students.”

Cannabis: Checking in, checking it out

Now that the Cannabis Act has been in effect since October 17 and its one-year anniversary is set to introduce to the legal marketplace three new forms – cannabis edibles, extracts and topicals, we checked in with our faculty and alumni experts for their latest perspectives. Learn what they have to say about government policy challenges, tax controversies, new licence categories, major practice changes, public health campaigns, workplace safety issues, and more.
Hugh Christie, Law'81, has been the managing partner of Ogletree Deakins in Toronto since 2016, when the international, Atlanta-based, management-side labour and employment law specialists opened their first office in Canada. (Photo by Teddy Melvin)

Leap of faith reaps rewards

Hugh Christie, Law'81, is blazing a new trail in his Canadian labour and employment law career. Joining him are two young alumni and a student.