Housing affordability in Ontario is the subject of a summit March 16 and 17 of actors from government, the private sector, not-for-profit agencies, and the academy.
Housing affordability in Ontario is the subject of a summit March 16 and 17.
The School for Family Litigants provides self-represented litigants the tools to help them navigate the justice system.
Sarah Sutherland, president of the Canadian Legal Information Institute, will discuss “How the Structure of Primary Law Affects Its Use as Data” in a noon-hour lecture Wednesday, March 2.
An interdisciplinary panel will discuss the implications of the Windsor blockade on Friday, March 4.
An event Tuesday will raise monies and support for First Nations children and families.
Windsor Law professor Vasanthi Venkatesh has won funding for a project to research how migrant farm workers experience systemic racism in Canada.
Law professor Valarie Waboose’s discussion series on her research into compensation for residential school survivors will continue Friday, Feb. 11.
The Social Security Tribunal’s innovative navigator service advances access to justice and also has room for improvement, says a report led by Windsor law professor Laverne Jacobs.
Law professor Manoj Mate has been named a Canada Research Chair in International Trade Law.
Growing in popularity since 2018, Additional Dwelling Units are small residential units built by homeowners on existing properties.
