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THE INDEPENDENT SPECIAL INTERLOCUTOR will work with Survivors and Indigenous communities and families to make recommendations for respectful and culturally appropriate treatment of unmarked graves and burial sites of children at former Indian Residential Schools and associated institutions. The Honourable Chief Justice Marchand of the BCCA created a footnote reference to its 2023 interim report when he devoted six paragraphs of the 2024 reasons for judgment to a description of residential school denialism.

September 2024
This month’s spotlight shines on Joel Morris of Harper Grey.

THE NEW EDITION OF THE BC ELDERS’ GUIDE is out, making sure that Elders, their families, and their caregivers have access to information about the programs, services, and resources they need.

August 2024
This month’s spotlight shines on Heather Gray-Grant, business strategist, marketing planner, and certified executive coach.

CLEBC and BC First Nations Justice Council (BCFNJC) were proud to host Gladue in Practice—a course designed as a practical guide to every stage of the Gladue report lifecycle. At …

IF YOU WERE IN THE INDIAN BOARDING HOMES PROGRAM between September 1, 1951, and June 30, 1992, you may be eligible for compensation.

Litigation Foundations: Perspective of a Litigated Case
Thursday, March 20

Child and Family Services Law and Practice
New Book available in print or online!

We are delighted to recognize Fiona Hunter from Victoria’s Horne Coupar LLP as the recipient of the 2024 CLEBC Leaders in Learning Award.

CLEBC and BCFNJC recently teamed up to host this free two-day conference.
Watch a full rebroadcast here.