La CDO lance deux nouveaux projets qui portent sur des questions juridiques émergentes et en pleine évolution en Ontario: Images intimes et hypertrucages www.lco-cdo.org/fr/nos-proje..., et Surveillance en milieu de travail www.lco-cdo.org/fr/nos-proje...

The LCO is launching two new projects that address emerging and evolving legal issues in Ontario: Intimate Images and Deepfakes www.lco-cdo.org/en/our-curre..., and Workplace Surveillance www.lco-cdo.org/en/our-curre.... Follow us to stay up to date on how you can get involved!

What role does legitimacy play in Indigenous self-determination and governance? Our new Practice Point explores why legitimacy is essential to effective governance, durable negotiations, and meaningful progress toward post-colonial Indigenous–settler relations. Get it here: www.cle.bc.ca/practi...

The latest issue (vol 23) of the Annual Review of Insolvency Law is now available on CanLII! #insolvencylaw #legalcommentary zurl.co/oAdM4

Calling all CBA members! Resolutions are now up for deliberation on our online discussion boards. Take this opportunity to share your opinion! ➡️ https://bit.ly/4fLm3US

Between threats to Greenland, bombs in the Caribbean, and ever-changing tariffs, is there any point to international law? Joanna Harrington and @gibvanert.bsky.social say yes. Hear why on a new Verdicts & Voices, with host @alisoncrawford.bsky.social: bit.ly/4qfPcwY

Wondering what were the most consulted cases on CanLII this past month? Check out our new blog post "What’s Hot on CanLII? 🔥 - January 2026": zurl.co/2zMMV

New York just passed a groundbreaking new law that allows survivors of economic abuse to free themselves from debts they were forced into through coercion, fraud, or manipulation. Listen to learn more about what this new law means. Click here to listen: www.elderjusticeny.org/news/coerced-debt

In the wake of two significant decisions on Aboriginal title, legal experts say the decisions expose a gap in Supreme Court doctrine that will need to be resolved in the years ahead: https://bit.ly/3OhUVop

Do you know an individual or an organization who has excelled in promoting equality in the legal profession, the judiciary, or the legal community in Canada? There is one week left to nominate them for a CBA Award of Excellence! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3A9pp5q

New on CanLII: "Demographics, Civil Law, or Something Else? Understanding the Lower Rate of Reported Legal Problems in Quebec" by Sarah A. Sutherland ; featured in Lex Electronica vol 31 no 1 #quebeclaw #civillaw #legalissues #legalcommentary zurl.co/Lteat

NOTICE TO MEDIA: An application to restrict access to court proceedings/records/information in File No. 202501G2967 will be heard at 10 a.m. on March 9, 2026 at the Supreme Court, General Division in St. John's. For further details, please contact the Registry.

NOTICE TO MEDIA: An application to restrict access to court proceedings/records/information in File No. 202501G4555 will be heard at 9:30am on March 11, 2026 at the Supreme Court, General Division in St. John's. For further details, please contact the Registry.

The Supreme Court of Canada has clarified how an accused's prior convictions may be used during a trial to challenge their credibility: https://bit.ly/3Z0zTNm

The most important moments in law often happen one conversation at a time. The Art of Interviewing helps you ask sharper questions, listen better, and navigate tricky situations. Join CLEBC on March 3—Early Bird ends Tuesday. 🔗 store.cle.bc.ca/prod...

You can listen to Verdicts and Voices with @alisoncrawford.bsky.social and friends on spotify too. open.spotify.com/episode/3ESt...

This month, Dear Advy helps out a lawyer who feels pressured to particpate in physical team excercise at work: https://bit.ly/4anYJNy

The latest issue (vol 88 no 1) of the Saskatchewan Law Review is now available on CanLII! Featuring contributions from Michelle Biddulph, James Steele, Alaa-Safia Bouzertit, Carla Fast, Avery Gray, Benjamin Ironstand, Ashley King, George King, Ethan Lin, and more! #legalcommentary zurl.co/N2PzW

NOTICE OF CLOSURE:The Supreme Court of NL in St. John’s will be closed for the morning, Monday, February 2, 2026, due to the impending weather.  An update will be provided at 11:30 a.m.

NOTICE OF CLOSURE: The Supreme Court of NL in Grand Falls-Windsor will be closed for the morning due to inclement weather. A further update will be provided at 10:30 a.m. PLEASE NOTE: Jury Selection scheduled for today will take place on Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at 1:00 p.m.

Family Division, St. John’s is closed for the morning on February 2, 2026, due to inclement weather. Applications and CMH are rescheduled to Feb. 4, 2026, at the original scheduled time. The Court will contact parties to reschedule all other matters. Further update provided at 11:30 a.m.

UPDATE: GRAND FALLS-WINDSOR: Please be advised the Supreme Court of NL in Grand Falls-Windsor will remain closed on Monday, February 2, 2026 due to inclement weather. PLEASE NOTE: Jury Selection scheduled for today will take place on Tuesday, February 3, 2026 at 1:00 pm.

Supreme Court Family Division St. John's, will be closed for the remainder of the day on Feb. 2, 2026, due to inclement weather. CMH and Applications will be rescheduled to Feb. 4, 2026, at the original scheduled time. Parties will be contacted with respect to rescheduling all other matters.

Canada's 30th Black History Month is about "Honouring Black Brilliance Across the Generations." In her statement, CBA President Bianca Kratt highlights Black nation builders who have enriched our legal system, as we keep working toward equity and justice: https://bit.ly/4te2Gfa

St. John’s General Division remains closed on Mon, Feb 2/26. Matters scheduled today will be called at the same time on Tues, Feb 3 with the exception of the following: 2024/3345 & 2025/4594 - Rose v Town Council, Town of Fortune; & 2024/6816 - Singleton v Gough These matters will be rescheduled.

In February, Legal Aid BC recognizes 30 years of #BlackHistoryMonth, a time to celebrate and reflect on the achievements, contributions, and experiences of Black individuals in BC and across Canada. Learn more at: https://bcblackhistory.ca/learning.../black-history-month/

Black History Month is an opportunity to recognize Black Canadian advocates, scholars, and leaders who have shaped, and continue to challenge Canada’s justice system. Throughout February, we’ll be highlighting Black Canadian access to justice advocates. #BlackHistoryMonth #AccesstoJustice #A2J

New on CanLII: "Assessing Gross Disproportionality in Climate Change Litigation: The Case for a Justificatory Approach" by Eva Linde ; featured in Ottawa Law Review vol 56 no 2 #climatechange #environmentallaw #constitutionallaw #legalcommentary zurl.co/xnXmI

The Nova Scotia Court of Appeal will livestream a proceeding on Wednesday, Feb. 4, at 10 a.m. The appeal is scheduled for a half day. The public can watch the livestream at www.courts.ns.ca/operations/webcasts. For more information, visit courts.ns.ca/resources/news/webcast-of-appeal-hearing-7.

Last week, CBA President Bianca Kratt told Radio-Canada Alberta that judicial independence "doesn't exist to protect individual judges, it's there to protect Canadians." Listen to the interview (in French): https://bit.ly/3ZGwW4N

DELAYED OPENING: Supreme Court in Gander will open at 10:30am on Tues, Feb 3/26. The Director Adult Protection v. I.T.(2025/0065) will be called at 3pm on Feb. 3/26; R. v Ricketts(2025/0054) will be called at 3:30pm on Feb. 3/26. All other matters will be rescheduled and parties contacted.

DELAYED OPENING: The St. John’s General Division will open at 10:30am on Tues, Feb 3. Matters scheduled for Feb 2 & Feb 3 will be called Feb 3/26 at 2pm EXCEPT the following: 202401G3345, 202501G4594, 202401G6816, 202501G6039, 202501G5175/202501G5560. Parties will be contacted to reschedule.

In 1995, February was recognized as #BlackHistoryMonth. The motion was brought by the Honourable Jean Augustine, the first Black Canadian woman elected to Parliament. Let's celebrate how Black communities have shaped the social, cultural, political & economic fabric of Canada lsnl.ca/black-histor...

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Did you know that our website has a News section with updated information on job opportunities, professional development, notices, and more? Visit our website today to check out some of the great online resources available. lsnl.ca/news/

In 1995, February was recognized as #BlackHistoryMonth. The motion was brought by the Honourable Jean Augustine, the first Black Canadian woman elected to Parliament. Let's celebrate how Black communities have shaped the social, cultural, political & economic fabric of Canada lsnl.ca/black-histor...

Verdicts & Voices is back to preview the Supreme Court's winter docket with host @alisoncrawford.bsky.social and friend of the pod Nadia Effendi. The notwithstanding clause, privacy on Facebook, the WE Charity controversy... And can your dad be your lawyer? Listen here: https://bit.ly/4rhaFpV

When litigation conduct crosses the line, knowing how to respond matters. CLEBC's Litigation Misconduct program explores real-world scenarios, practical strategies, and judicial insight to help you stay in control. Early Bird pricing ends Friday! Register: store.cle.bc.ca/prod...