The SCC Releases Decision in Reference re Impact Assessment Act
Majority finds feds overreached authority in trying to enact strong environmental assessment regime On Friday, October 13, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) released the
Can We Trust Big Tech With AI?
Experts weigh in at trial Can Big Tech be trusted with artificial intelligence (AI)? It’s a deceptively simple question with no easy answer. This was
Saskatchewan: The Notwithstanding Clause Used to Protect Controversial Pronoun Policy
How Saskatchewan’s invocation of Section 33 sets a dangerous precedent for upholding (or infringing) Charter rights When the Saskatchewan government introduced a provincial policy requiring
The 2023 Canadian Animal Law Conference
Return of conference saw a variety of intriguing speakers and panelists This year, the University of Toronto Faculty of Law once again hosted the annual
Faculty Council Meeting Reveals Impending Budgetary Concerns
The first Faculty Council meeting of the year centred around the University Budget Presentation On Wednesday, October 11, the Faculty Council held its first meeting
Introducing the Korean Law Students’ Association
Fostering equity and support at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law Alice Min: The first time I met other law students was at the
Mooters addressed how artificial intelligence impacts privacy rights and administrative decision-making On Thursday, October 5, this year’s Grand Mooters took to the podium in the
October edition Congratulations on making it through the second month of the semester! The Students’ Law Society (SLS) would like to provide the following updates:
Faculty Responds to Backlash Surrounding Undisclosed Amazon Donation
What you need to know about the U of T Law Amazon donation controversy In August 2023, the University of Toronto Faculty of Law publicly
Associate Professor Sarfaty brings a background in anthropology and legal scholarship to U of T Law Over the summer, U of T Law welcomed Associate
