February Edition Welcome back, we hope that you all had a restful reading week! Law Ball Ticket sales for Law Ball close on Friday, February
February Edition Welcome back, we hope that you all had a restful reading week! Law Ball Ticket sales for Law Ball close on Friday, February
Barristers, Boots, and Bowties!
Law Ball FAQ Q: When is Law Ball? A: Saturday, March 8 at 7:30pm. Q: Will there be an entry cutoff time? A: YES!!! You
Canada Will Never be the 51st State
Discussing the looming trade war and other border concerns Donald Trump was not bluffing with his tariff threats. On November 25, 2024, American President-elect Trump
U of T Law Yearbook Tradition Returns
The Students’ Law Society on what they are doing to revive the yearbook tradition this year The Student Law Society (SLS) is bringing back a
A Fireside Chat with SCC Justice Mahmud Jamal It has been an active year for the Runnymede Society at the University of Toronto. The club
Supreme Court of Canada to Hear Challenge to Québec’s Controversial Secularism Law
On Thursday January 23, the Supreme Court announced it would hear a legal challenge to Québec’s Act respecting the laicity of the State, also referred
Justice Rosalie Abella Reflects on Holocaust Remembrance and Lessons of History
International Holocaust Remembrance Day: Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella in conversation with Professor Arthur Ripstein “It is your responsibility, as future lawyers, to commit to liberal
2025 John A. Tory Lecture Recap
On January 30 2025, the University of Toronto Faculty of Law hosted the inaugural John A. Tory Lecture—the lecture captivated the attendees with a thoughtful
January Edition Welcome back, we hope you had a relaxing break! January is almost over and it has been an eventful month, to say the
SLS organized a walk-in to voice student concerns and require administration to answer questions regarding changes to the ‘open book’ exam policy. Following the demonstration