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The first episode of the new Law Syrup season is now up! Herman Wong and Jean-Paul Bevilacqua sit down with Harvey Brownstone: Canada's first openly gay judge, memoirist, interviewer, and trailblazer.
In collaboration with the @CFCJ_FCJC.
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Call for nominations for OJEN’s Chief Justices’ Award: Do you know someone whose contributions to justice education deserve recognition? We encourage you to nominate them!
Send nominations by Friday, October 23. For more information: https://t.co/H7oTor9oqz
The Top 5 Cases of 2025 were selected by Justice Lorne Sossin of the Court of Appeal for Ontario based on their significance in the educational setting. Each case includes a summary of the case, the court’s decision, key takeaways, & discussion questions: https://t.co/UD4r76TBup
This year's Charter Challenge case examines whether utilizing artificial intelligence in refugee protection decision-making infringes upon Sections 7 and 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. More info & registration: https://t.co/G24t5dnPqc
The Charter Challenge is returning this fall, giving students the chance to grapple with real constitutional questions and make their own arguments about rights and freedoms in Canada. Finalists are invited to make their arguments in person at the Court of Appeal for Ontario.
The Summer Law Institute registration ends TONIGHT. If you are a secondary school law or civics teacher in Ontario, attend our PD event to get information on the most relevant legal topics to enhance classroom learning. Learn more and register: https://t.co/TBSlCBluhJ
TWO days until the Summer Law Institute registration ends! Law teachers, if you haven't signed up yet, now is your chance. This annual PD event offers insights into the latest legal issues in the news today. More: https://t.co/TBSlCBluhJ
Registration for the Summer Law Institute closes in THREE days! Our annual PD event for secondary school teachers of law and civics happens next week, on August 25th & 26th. Learn more and register: https://t.co/TBSlCBkWsb
The Summer Law Institute is in one week! Thought-provoking, informative sessions on the latest developments in law for secondary school teachers in Ontario. Get your tickets and join us at the Osgoode Hall, August 25th & 26th. Registration and information: https://t.co/TBSlCBkWsb
Are you looking for the perfect preparation for the new school year? Welcome the term with us, fellow teachers, and legal experts at the Summer Law Institute, OJEN's PD for secondary school teachers of law related subjects. Register: https://t.co/TBSlCBluhJ
Teachers - the Summer Law Institute is the perfect time to engage in discussions on current legal issues, as well as network with legal experts and other law teachers in Ontario. Join us on August 25th & 26th! Register now: https://t.co/TBSlCBluhJ
The Summer Law Institute connects teachers with leaders in the legal communities and covers some of the most relevant issues in law today. Just in time for the next school year! Teachers - for more information and to register, visit: https://t.co/TBSlCBluhJ
A favorite tradition of law and civics teachers, we'll showcase classroom resources at the Summer Law Institute that you can use for discussions with your students in the upcoming school year. Join us on August 25th & 26th! Register now: https://t.co/TBSlCBkWsb
In the outcome of the Ahluwalia v. Ahluwalia case, the Supreme Court of Canada recognized a new tort of intimate partner violence. Teachers, learn more about this landmark decision at the Summer Law Institute: https://t.co/TBSlCBkWsb
What can students post on social media? Is social media a form of free speech? What are the limits on students’ rights? What is the role of Bill C-34? Teachers, register for the Summer Law Institute to join this discussion on social media & free speech: https://t.co/TBSlCBkWsb
Each year at OJEN’s Summer Law Institute, a judge or academic identifies five cases that are of significance in the educational setting. Join Professor Sonia Lawrence on August 25th & 26th to get a first look at these cases! More: https://t.co/TBSlCBkWsb
Does the presence of police officers in schools make children more or less safe? Policing in schools is just one of the many topics that will be covered at the Summer Law Institute.
Teachers, learn more and register now: https://t.co/TBSlCBluhJ
Bill 21, a Quebec Law, bans public sector employees from wearing religious symbols like crosses, hijabs and turbans, while performing their duties.
Engage in a discussion about Bill 21 at the Summer Law Institute. Register now: https://t.co/TBSlCBkWsb
AI has become a prominent tool in day-to-day activities, but how are young people’s personal data collected and used? This PD session explores the role of AI and its benefits, as well as its detriment on young people, and the risk on their privacy.
More: https://t.co/TBSlCBkWsb