It's me, back to harping on legal citation practices again! www.slaw.ca/2025/09/30/a...

Join us for our 2nd 5KM #Solidarity Run/Walk Invitation! When: Wednesday, September 17 at 9:00 AM. Where: Meet at the front entrance of the SUB. The route will pass all picket lines. Pace: All paces welcome. Keep Dal Strong @dalfaculty.bsky.social #InSolidarity #keepdalstrong

Time to bring this poster back? New article idea for the President and BoG: Kim Brooks et al, "The Emerging Doctrine of Performative Bargaining: Lessons from Dalhousie University's Board of Governors" Employee Rts & Employment Pol'y J [forthcoming]. #KeepDalStrong @dalfaculty.bsky.social

A pre-solidarity 5 km run / walk selfie with my fellow run co-directors @coastalseaside.bsky.social @hjrosborough.bsky.social and fellow student and faculty colleagues. @dalfaculty.bsky.social #keepdalstrong #InSolidarity

Thanks to everyone who came out this morning for the DFA 5K Solidarity Run/Walk! Shout out to co-organisers @coastalseaside.bsky.social and @tonyrwalker1.bsky.social! Go team! #KeepDalStrong

Just finished my race bibs for the #KeepDalStrong solidarity 5k run/walk! Join us outside the SUB at 9 AM tomorrow!! @tonyrwalker1.bsky.social @hjrosborough.bsky.social @dalfaculty.bsky.social

Faculty, students, family, friends: Come run the picket lines with us! 🪧🏃🏼‍♀️

No picket line this morning, so my picket pal @tonyrwalker1.bsky.social and I ran our local parkrun to get our steps in instead! Any faculty interested in a picket run this coming week? #KeepDalStrong #SaveTheSemester

Turning off out-of-office replies during the lockout helps no one. It leaves colleagues, students, and community members confused. An auto-reply is a simple courtesy that explains why emails aren’t being answered. Silence creates frustration. Do better, @dalhousieu.bsky.social. #KeepDalStrong #DFA

All welcome to join DFA's 1st rally in 23 years! In front of the Killam Library, Friday August 22 at 12 noon, half an hour only. See you there! Help us to #KeepDalStrong @ansut.bsky.social @caut.bsky.social @cupe3912.bsky.social @nsgeu.bsky.social

My slaw column this month is an interview with Kelti McGloin, an invaluable student member of the Sir James Dunn Law Library. She authored and published the style guide "Writing About Indigenous Peoples in the Canadian Legal Context" in 2024. Read more here: www.slaw.ca/2025/07/31/w...

Have you noticed a handful of websites that host key legal information have been updated over the past year? Me too! Read my thoughts on this in my latest Slaw.ca post, "AI Adjacent Modernisation: Keeping Tabs on Legal Information." www.slaw.ca/2025/06/06/a...

New podcast alert! 🎙️ Tune in to #FutureKnowledge — a podcast from @archive.org & @authorsalliance.bsky.social exploring how knowledge is created, shared & preserved in the digital age. Listen & subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! futureknowledge.transistor.fm

Join CanRepair for a lunch and learn on Your Right to Repair 📅 Tuesday, May 27, 2025 ⏰ 12:00-2:00pm (ADT) 📍Dalhousie Computer Science building Room 429 or on Zoom Organized by @arosborough.bsky.social & @cdntechlaw.bsky.social Register here!

My latest Slaw.ca contribution, "By 2035 Society Will Abandon Walking: Encouraging Multi-Modal Legal Research": www.slaw.ca/2025/04/18/b...

Stay up to date on LATI's publications on our newly revamped research profile page! Big thank you to our amazing law librarian @hjrosborough.bsky.social for putting this together 👏 See publications from our members @suziedunn.bsky.social, @arosborough.bsky.social, @karanicolas.bsky.social & more

Following up on the Federation of Law Societies of Canada's press release issued March 21st, CanLII is now issuing our own statement on our support of the rule of law: zurl.co/kdmI2 (Version en français ici : zurl.co/C7gee)

Great read! "One of the major challenges for data use in law is the structure of the law itself" is something I'm trying digging into in my own research. Thanks for your writing, @parallaxinfo.bsky.social! You insights are always helpful.

The SCC, the NS Courts, and now CanLII! Improving the accessibility and aesthetics of legal information? I love it. For both case law and legislation you can continue to view the primary document while browsing the new interactive menu. Noting up and legislative histories just got a bit easier!

The 2025 CanLII website redesign has just been launched! A blog post detailing all of the changes is forthcoming. In the meantime, explore CanLII.org to familiarize yourself with the new design and send us your thoughts via the Feedback Form: zurl.co/faAgt

With incremental publishing the DLJ makes articles available as soon as they're ready! Check out the first few fantastic articles of volume 48:1 (Special Issue: The Christie Symposium) and check back in soon—still more to come!

Consumers are being sold an illusion of ownership. "Buy" a digital movie, an e-book, or a game today? Tomorrow, it could vanish. 🕳️ Senator @wyden.senate.gov is calling on the FTC to crack down on this digital "bait-and-switch." ➡️ blog.archive.org/2025/02/28/w... What's at stake? 🧵

Call for Proposals for GovInfo Day(s) Spring (April 24 (online) and April 25 (in-person, Vancouver). Our theme this year is long-term and persistent access to government information. Please visit forms.gle/4MLm2ZzerDAJ... to submit your proposal. We will be accepting proposals until March 14.

From the Canadian Association of Law Libraries: Competencies of a Legal Researcher in Canada. This document articulates the foundational legal research skills for two key groups: legal information professionals and law students. #legalresearch Find the document by clicking tinyurl.com/t9p8xjkm

Having trouble with your online legal research? Check out this ebook newly available on CanLII: "Legal Research Online: Information Seeking in the Digital Environment" by Queen's University law professors Christa Bracci and Erica Friesen #legalresearch #legalcommentary zurl.co/j6GB