The support of our remarkable CLEBC contributors results in award-winning resources for the BC legal profession. CLEBC is proud to announce that we are recipients of two International Association for Continuing Legal Education (“ACLEA”) awards.
Read the Style Guide for Reporting on Indigenous People | Journalists for Human Rights | Indigenous Reporters Program
UVIC Prof and Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council President Dr. Judith Sayers takes a look at why many First Nations in BC are not involved in the modern treaty process.
July 2018 This month’s spotlight is on longtime CLEBC contributor Dierk Ullrich of Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP. Dierk’s corporate law practice involves assisting privately-held businesses, not-for-profit entities, and financial and educational institutions on mergers and acquisitions, financing, and general commercial matters.
CLEBC is proud to support #MissingType, a global campaign to raise awareness of the importance of giving blood.
This year, we would like to highlight a special group of CLEBC contributors – our rising stars. Read more about lawyers called to the BC bar within the last 7 years who have committed an incredible amount of time and energy to CLEBC’s courses and publications.
June 2018
This month’s spotlight is on CLEBC contributor Kris Statnyk, presenter and author for CLEBC’s Aboriginal Law Conference and contributor to CLEBC’s Truth and Reconciliation Task Force.
The Advocates’ Society, in partnership with the Indigenous Bar Association and the Law Society of Ontario, has developed the guide for Lawyers Working with Indigenous Peoples.
Dedication to the profession of law need not come at the expense of your physical and mental health. Here are 3 tips for wellness at your desk.