Students secure coveted clerkships with Canada’s top courts
Despite the constraints of a global pandemic, Queen’s Law students will continue to make their mark in Canada’s judicial system.
Mentorship and self-discovery start students on planning career paths
Our Shadow Program pairs first-year students with legal professionals to learn what it’s like to work in big and small law firms, in corporations, with the government, and with public-interest organizations.
Metcalf comments on Supreme Court’s carbon tax ruling
Professor Cherie Metcalf sheds light on how the Supreme Court of Canada’s greenhouse gas pricing decision will affect climate policy and Canadian federalism.
Indigenous Speaker Series - Law Panel
Indigenous Women in Law
Date
Location
Online
Speakers
Taylor Day
Lauren Winkler
Laura Sharp
Prospective students discover why Queen’s Law is a Canadian leader in legal education
JD candidates offered admission to the school took part in this year’s Welcome Day, a virtual event to showcase the many features and benefits of the Queen’s Law experience.
Reinvigorating small business as Canada emerges from COVID-19
Professor Robert Yalden, who has published a critical analysis of Quebec’s sole shareholder regime, advocates for Canada to reduce the complexities of incorporating small businesses.
BLSA Event Information: Frank Walwyn Alumni Matters!
Journey to Partnership
Date
Location
Online
Speakers
Frank Walwyn
WeirFoulds LLP
5 Years Out Panel 2021
Date
Location
Online
Speakers
Olivia Crossman
Revenue Canada
Roger Swah
Desjardins General Insurance Group
Sean Mitra
Caravel Law
Elizabeth Moore
Ministry of the Attorney General
Law’10 grad contributes to Canada’s Bill C-22
Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, Law’10, spoke on a Queen’s Law Pro Bono Radio podcast about his two private member’s bills, one of which now forms a critical component of Canada’s bill to repeal mandatory minimum sentences.