Volume 11, No. 1 - January 2012 

In this issue:

• Chair's message: A call for participation and participaction (no copyright infringement intended!)
• Articling Reception: The PSLS hosts an evening of integrity and inspiration featureing three paragons of the profession
• Balanced Justice: Ontario's agencies, boards and commissions deliberate on access, proportionality, accountability and "hot tubbing"
• Custody and Access: A case comment on the powers and responsibilities of arbitrators, the Privacy Commissioner, academic freedom, and custody and control of records helf by thrid parties
• Ethics and Professionalism: Two prominent speakers discuss issues relating to a public sector solicitor's duties, complying with the Rules of Professional Conduct, and "doing the right thing"

Volume 10, No. 1 - Spetember 2011

In this issue:

• Leslie McIntosh Receives 2011 Tom Marshall Award; Colleagues and Friends Celebrate her Mark of Excellence in an Illustrious Legal Career
• A Cautionary Tale for Public Sector Lawyers?  The G20 and the Use of the Public Works Protection Act
• Lawyers Share their Experience on Career Move: Transitioning from Government Lawyering to Private Practice and Vice Versa
• Public Sector Lawyers Section - The Year in Review
• Lawyers Discuss Diverse Law Reform Issues at the Annual Meeting of the Uniform Law Conference of Canada in Winnipeg

Volume 9, No. 2 - April/Avril 2011

In this issue:

• There Goes the Neighbourhood: Regulatory Negligence and Proximity
• Lobbying and the Broader Public Sector
• Citizens Do Not Have a Right to Access Government Employees’ Personal Emails
• Exercise Your Right, Vote in the Bencher Election
• SOAR Scores Again: 2010 Conference of Ontario Boards and Agencies
• Successful Launch to Three-Part Series on Ethics and Professionalism for Public Sector Lawyers

Volume 9, No. 1 - December/ Décembre 2010

In this issue:

• Accessing GIS Data – At What Cost
• Articling Students Considering their Future: Lawyering in the Public Sector 
• How the Integrity Commissioner Helps to Promote Transparency in Public Service
• 92nd Annual Meeting of the Uniform Law Conference of Canada in Halifax
• Message from the Chair
• Changes to the Occupational Health and Safety Act Require Employers to be More Proactive in Preventing Workplace Violence and Harassment
  
  
  Volume 8, No. 2 - July/Juillet 2010

In this issue:

• Giving Back, Paying Forward
• Tercon Contractors Ltd. v. British Columbia (Ministry of Transportation and Highways): Has the Doctrine of Fundamental Breach Really Been Put to Rest?
• Colleagues and Friends Honour Janet Minor with 2010 Tom Marshall Award of Excellence for Public Sector Lawyers
• I’m Inspired by their Example
• MICHAEL FLEISHMAN – The Portrait of a Life in Public Service
• Making use of Social Media in the Legal World – Lessons from the Ontario Ombudsman’s office
• Ontario Making Strides towards Labour Mobility
• Message from the Chair

Volume 8, No. 1 - January/Janvier 2010

In this issue:

• Supreme Court of Canada Clarifies Common Law on Malicious Prosecution in Miazga v. Kwello Estate
• Making Accessibility a Success: An Evening at the OBA Discussing the State of the Law
• Chair’s Message: Even If You don’t Love the OBA, You can Still Like it As a Friend
• Privacy and Litigation
• Madam Justice Chapnik Addresses Articling Students at OBA Reception
• An Author’s Take on Technology and the Future of Legal Service Delivery
• Mark Your Calendar: OBA Institute 2010

Volume 7, No. 2 - June/Juin 2009

In this issue:

• Marking the International Woman's Day - An "A-HA!" Moment
• Pit Bull Ban: Cochrane v. Ontario (Attorney General) - Court of Appeal Upholds Legislation
• Access to Electronic "Records" under Freedom of Information Legislation
• Peers and Friends Laud André Marin as This Year’s Recipient of the Tom Marshall Award of Excellence for Public Sector Lawyers
• The Unseen Client
• The Right of the Public to Know
  
  Volume 7, No. 1 - December/Décembre 2008
  
  In this Issue:
• Canada (Privacy Commissioner) v. Blood Tribe Department of Health
• Too Much Deference to the Legislature by the Supreme Court: Did the Court Strike the Right Balance in N.A.P.E.?
• Public Inquiries: The Quest for the Public to Know and a Matter of Public Record
• R. v. L.T.H. and the Admissibility of Youth Statements
• Message from the Chair
• Justice Bellamy Reflects on her Varied Career in the Public Sector
• Message from the Editors
• Tom Marshall Award of Excellence in Public Sector Law

Volume 6, No. 2 - June/Juin 2008

In this Issue:

• Appeal Court Judges, Advocacy Lawyer Speak on Diversity Issues, rule of Law, Accessibility and Disability Rights at ALOC Conference
• Administrative Monetary Penalties and Criminal Offences
• Litigating in the Public Sector: Cases, Challenges and Values
• Building New Avenues for Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Privacy and Video Surveillance under FIPPA and MFIPPA
• Bid Shopping Imbroglio Hits Cape Breton
• Federal Crackdown Targets Bid Rigging and Conspiracy Scams
• Public Sector Lawyers Honour David Lepofsky with the OBA Tom Marshall Award of Excellence
• Message from the Editor

Volume 6, No. 1 - December/Décembre 2007

In this Issue:

• Message from the Editors
• "Orbis non Suffit — The World is Not Enough"
• Ontario Superior Court Issues a Landmark Decision on the Right of Privacy under the Charter
• The Law Commission of Ontario: Open for Business
• Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice: Recognizing the Realities of Mediator Power in the Practice of Mediation
• 2007 Uniform Law Conference in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
• Summary Report of the Joint Criminal/Civil Section Working Group on Malicious Prosecution
• The Collateral Use of Crown Brief Disclosure
• Roy McMurtry Gives a Snapshot of his Experience in the Public Service
• OBA Public Sector Lawyers' Section (PSLS)
• OBA Young Lawyers' Division — What Membership in Our Section Can Do for You

Volume 5, No. 2 - June/Juin 2007

In this issue:

• Message from the Chair - by Deanna Exner
• Message from the Editors - by Arghavan Gerami and Abiodun Lewis
• Case Summary: Ochoa v. City of Toronto - Pit Bull Legislation - by Leslie Mendelson
• Solicitor-Client Records under FIPPA/MFIPPA - Recent Decisions - by Priscilla Platt
• What about Whistleblowing? - by Harriet J. Lewis
• Live Up to Ideals of the Professions, Cory Urges Articling Students - by Abiodun Lewis
• Legal Challenges Put Evaluators in the Hot Seat - by Paul Emanuelli
• Supreme Court Delivers Split Decision in Tender Compliance Controversy - by Paul Emanuelli
• Is Red Tape Paralyzing Public Purchasing? - by Paul Emanuelli
• Using Fairness Commissioners in Major Projects - by Paul Emanuelli

Volume 5, No. 1 - September/Septembre 2006

In this issue:

• Message from the Chair - by Deanna Exner
• Message from the Editor - by Oneal Banerjee
• Optimizing the Supply Chain Competitive Advantage Through Information Systems (to be presented at the upcoming Fourth Annual International Symposium on Supply Chain Management) - by Paul Emanuelli
• FIPPA/MFIPPA Corner: More Developments on the Exemption for
  Solicitor-Client Records - by Priscilla Platt
• Tom Marshall Award of Excellence for Public Sector Lawyers
• Your Membership Profile
• 2nd Annual Casino Night

Volume 4, No. 4 - June/Juin 2006

In this issue:

• Building a New Executive - by Paul Emanuelli  
• Message from the Editor - by Oneal Banerjee  
• Empowering Effective Outsourcing - by Paul Emanuelli  
• Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Corner - by Priscilla Platt  
• Liability for Negligent Police Investigation is Reaffirmed in Ontario - By Oneal Banerjee  
• Annual General Meeting   
• Publications   
• Multimedia Products   
• Section Executive 2005-2006

Volume 4, No. 3 - April/Avril 2006

In this issue:

• Case Comment — Gilbert v. Gilkinson et al. - by James Kendik  
• Final Quarter Update - by Paul Emanuelli  
• In Pursuit of Good Government: A Canadian Perspective on Ethics in Public Spending - by Paul Emanuelli
• Six Critical Concepts in Managing Public Sector Purchasing - by Paul Emanuelli  
• Protecting Your Organization against a Software Supplier’s Insolvency or Failure to Provide On-Going Support - by Lou Milrad  
• Upcoming Program  
• Tom Marshall Award
• Call for Executive Nominations 2006-2007   
• Publications  
• Multimedia Products  
• Section Executive 2005-2006

Volume 4, No. 2 - November/Novembre 2005

In this issue:

• Message from the Chair - by Paul Emanuelli 
• Message from the Editor - by Oneal Banerjee  
• Case Summary: Hawley and McNab v. Bapoo et al. - by Michael Fleishman  
• Developments in Tort Law in the Era of Class Actions Against the Crown - by Malliha Wilson and Taia Wong  
• Ethics in Government Procurement — Presentation Slides - by Paul Emanuelli  
• New Chair of Sections  
• 2006 Institute of Continuing Legal Education  
• Publications   
• Section Executive 2005-2006

Volume 4, No. 1 - September/Septembre 2005

In this issue:

• Message from the Chair - by Paul Emanuelli  
• Message from the Editor - by Oneal Banerjee 
• How Proprietary Rights, NAFTA and Sarbanes-Oxley Are Impacting Canadian IT Procurement - by Paul Emanuelli  
• Outsourcing the Commercialization of Innovation (As Government, Universities and Healthcare Providers Identify New Revenue Sources) - by Louis H. Milrad 
• Case Summary: Design Services Ltd. v. Canada - by Catherine Moore 
• Case Comment: Allan v. Attorney General et al - by James Kendik  
• Upcoming Program   
• 2006 Institute of Continuing Legal Education   
• Publications   
• Section Executive 2005-2006

Volume 3, No. 4 - June/Juin 2005

In this issue:

• Highlights from the Past Year - by Paul Emanuelli 
• Message from the Editor - by Oneal Banerjee 
• Case Comment - Croplife Canada v. City of Toronto - by Susan Ungar, Graham Rempe and Mark Siboni   
• The Earthmoving Rumblings of the Clean Tender Doctrine - by Paul Emanuelli  
• An e-Government Survival Guide: Legal Issues in e-Government - by Ann Somerville  
• Mentorship - Part 1 - by Anita Lerek 
• Publications   
• Section Executive 2004-2005

Volume 3, No. 3 - March/Mars 2005

In this issue:

• Heading Into the Home-Stretch - by Paul Emanuelli
• Message from the Editor - by Oneal Banerjee
• Battling Bidders: When Open Competition Leads to Legal Confrontation - by Paul Emanuelli
• Considering Contract Forum Selection Clauses - by Catherine Moore
• Do Duties of Good Faith and Fairness Exist Outside of Contract A? - by John Petersen
• Sign Regulation: Balancing Public and Private Interests - by Ron Kanter
• Upcoming Program
• Section Executive 2004-2005

Volume 3, No. 2 - January/Janvier 2005

In this issue:

• Mid-Term Review: Raising the Profile of Public Service - by Paul Emanuelli
• Message from the Editor
• Case Comment - A Tribunal's Charter Jurisdiction under Nova Scotia (Workers' Compensation Board) v. Martin: Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal Decision No. 794/97 - by Ann Somerville
• Liability Issues for Municipalities under the New Building Regime - by Diana Dimmer
• The Outsourcing Conundrum - by Priscilla Platt
• Government Procurement: Stepping Up to the Ethics Challenge - by Paul Emanuelli
• USA Patriot Act - The War On Your Privacy - by John Collins
• Where are we Tonto? - by John G. Smith
• Report on Joint Meeting of Public Sector Lawyers' Section and Canadian Corporate Counsel Association: Meeting Internal Client Expectations - by Anita Lerek
• Upcoming Programs
• Section Executive 2004-2005

Vol. 3, No. 1 - August/aout 2004 

In this issue:

• Message from the Chair
• Message from the Editor
• The Executive Brief(ly)

Vol. 2, No. 1- September 2003/Septembre 2003

In this issue:

• Message from the Chair
  

Vol. 1, No. 1- May 2001 

In this issue:

• Regulatory Negligence Program Summary
• Message from the Chair
• Introductory welcome from CBAO President, Thomas C. Marshall, Q.C.
• Malicious Prosecution Program Summary
• A Comment for Municipal Lawyers
• Executive Biographies
• Upcoming Program
• Public Sector Lawyers' Section Executive 2000-2001