The Health Law Students' Association at Dalhousie University's @SchulichLaw. Providing a forum for students to engage in Health Law & Policy issues since 1988.
The Federal Government's recent Medical Assistance in Dying regulations, which came into force In November of 2018, require medical practitioners to report certain information. Read more here to see some concerns expressed by the Canadian Bar Association:
https://t.co/RO4e8VksaU
The McGill Institute for Health and Social Policy (IHSP) is pleased to be offering international summer internships through the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee scholarship program. Deadline for applications: February 1, 2019! @ihsp_mcgill
Just in case you aren't busy enough!
Crossroads Interdisciplinary Health Research Conference (In March)
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS!
When: Due by January 18th, 2019
Where: Visit https://t.co/yeuvc6U6f0 to learn more about the conference or submit an abstract.
https://t.co/YpwjTmkfMW
Good morning friends!
Feeling controversial?
Today, Room 104, 12:10-1:30pm
Of Bricks and Blood: Institutional Conscience Objections to MAID and Abortion, part of the Health Law Seminar Series feat. Daphne Glibert, Faculty of Law from the University of Ottawa.
Building Research Capacity Series
The Journey: Scientific proposal to grant proposal
When: Wednesday, November 21, 12:00 –1:00PM
Where: RMU Room, 5790 University Ave.
Note: This is a series of events, register for one or more. Should be an interesting panel!
Don’t forget friends!
Tonight we will be having a mixer at the UClub starting at 7pm! Come out and mingle with faculty and upper year students! I’ve heard red wine is excellent for cardiovascular health 😏
Wishing all student leaders visiting @Dalnews for @ECSLC2018 a great weekend of learning & fun! I had an amazing experience chairing this conference at @MountAllison in 2015. #ECSLC2018#Dal200
Polluted air is poisoning millions of children and ruining their lives.
Every child should be able to breathe clean air so they can grow and fulfill their potential #BreatheLife
The Canadian Legal Research and Writing Guide has been added to @CanLII’s Commentary section. The Best Guide to Canadian Legal Research, as it was previously known, has been freely available online since 1998. https://t.co/J8u2DChQyO
This story ran almost two weeks ago and continues to be one of our most-read online stories. Give it a read and you will see why. It’s pretty interesting. https://t.co/hfG0ZAwHbO via @torontostar
Join us tomorrow October 24th 430-6PM for our biggest event of the year: "Pills for Prejudice: Implicit Bias and the Perils of Biologizing Racism" a lecture delivered by Jonathan Kahn, Professor of Law, Hamline School of Law. Register by emailing [email protected]
It's Access to Justice week in provinces across Canada & we want to highlight what's happening here in Nova Scotia to address the access to justice issue! Follow us on FB @TalkJusticeNS IG @TalkJustice_ns
#TalkJustice#TalkJustice2018#accesstojusticeweek#novascotia