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Over the past three years, ReferToHer® has been the exclusive matching donor on the Women's Legal Education & Action Fund (LEAF) annual marquee fundraiser, and together with many other generous donors.

The Superior Court of Quebec considered whether certain officers of the Students' Society of McGill University sufficiently abided by the society's internal elections process.

Last week the new provincial government announced its intention to require Alberta post-secondary institutions to enact policies about free speech on campus.

In July 2017, a 15-year-old boy named Jeremiah Perry drowned in Algonquin Park while on a canoe trip with his high school.

As we outlined in an earlier article, the Alberta Legislature recently introduced Bill 27: the Conflicts of Interest Amendment Act.

An Educational Credential Assessment, or an ECA report, is required by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to assess one's international academic credentials

Canadian colleges and universities attract thousands of foreign students from across the globe each year.

Julie-Martine Loranger s'entretient avec Jean Lortie des impacts de l'arrêt partiel des activités judiciaires au Québec.

Our February article on the 2018 Federal Budget outlined changes to simplify the system that regulates donations to qualifying foreign universities (previously called "prescribed universities").

April 2026 brings two major shifts in Canadian immigration policy: international students at post-secondary institutions will no longer need separate co-op work permits for mandatory academic placements, and new asylum eligibility rules take effect following recent legislative amendments. These changes streamline processes for students while reshaping the framework for refugee claimants entering Canada.

Access Copyright represents authors and publishers of literary works in printed materials and applied to the Copyright Board for a tariff covering photocopying activities in elementary and secondary schools across Canada

Transitioning from law school to articling is a significant step in a legal career. Law school offers a solid foundation, but articling is where theoretical knowledge meets practical application.

Registrar of the Association of Professional Engineering of Ontario v. Gurpersaud, 2015 ONSC 804 (Ont. Div Ct), dismissing an appeal by the Registrar of the Registration Committee's decision to issue a licence to practice.

The Tax Court of Canada has decided a recent trio of cases, each involving the entitlement to the clergy residence deduction by rabbis teaching at religious day schools

In advance of the new proficiency model set to come into effect on January 1, the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) has been busy this last quarter...

Dr. Nicole Piemonte challenges the conventional understanding of compassion fatigue, proposing that what healthcare professionals experience stems not from excessive caring, but from profound disconnection. Drawing on her research in medical humanities and healthcare coaching, she explores how genuine connection can transform vulnerability into post-traumatic growth and restore purpose in clinical practice.

A recent decision of the Discipline Committee of the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers is a reminder to social workers ...