Resources

When should you turn to an Ombudsman, rather than a traditional court or tribunal?

Ensure you are up-to-date on the latest in judicial review jurisprudence and trends.

The duty of the federal and provincial Crown to consult with Aboriginal peoples is well-established in law; the application of this duty in the administrative law context is less clearly developed.

Get the knowledge and strategies you need to deliver effective litigation at boards and tribunals.

The Coroner’s Inquest is a unique administrative process, which in recent years has been the subject of calls for reform, particularly in light of high profile inquests such as the Jeffrey Baldwin and Ashley Smith inquests.

Get a practical update on both substantive and procedural issues relating to human rights claims.

Get a practical update on both substantive and procedural issues relating to human rights claims.

Learn about the Honourable J. Douglas Cunningham’s recommendations for reform in his Report of the Mississauga Judicial Inquiry. Gain essential insights into the role of integrity commissioners in this evolving area of the law and whether their mandate should be expanded to encompass enforcement of conflict of interest matters.

This year's speakers are the Justice David Stratas and Professor Paul Daly, two of Canada’s prominent thinkers in the field. View an informal and frank discussion about how to understand, apply and successfully argue the Supreme Court of Canada’s most recent guidance on judicial review.

An informative session outlining the jurisdiction and role of the new tribunal, important changes from the previous regime, and new policies and practices being implemented to meet these goals.