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02-19-25 | Law Practice, Student Projects

From Canvas to Courtroom: Bridging Artistry and Law

As a student it can sometimes be difficult to mix passion and profession, particularly in a field as demanding as the legal one. In the context of her clinical teaching course, Amanda Buttice had the opportunity to learn and explore how she can combine her love for art and a career in law with the experience and guidance from lawyer François Le Moine ultimately exposing her to the niche field that is “Art Law”.

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11-25-24 | Criminal Law, International, Public Service, Student Projects

International Criminal Law: An Essential Practice for All Aumankind

Curious about the practice of international criminal law but unsure where to start? You’re not alone. Many law students share this lack of knowledge and uncertainty. In this visual post, student Mila Gagnon demystifies the practice of international law with a Justice Canada lawyer. Drawing on her experience with high-level international bodies, non-governmental organizations and national courts, Nadia Zed shares her inspiring story and the many opportunities available in this field.

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10-17-24 | Law Practice, Student Projects

Regional Legal Practice: The Shortage of Lawyers in Gaspésie

Long distances, limited resources, language issues: legal practice and access to legal aid present many challenges in the regions. This documentary examines the perspectives of Gaspesian lawyers and the judiciary on these issues, while exploring the actions the Quebec Bar is considering to improve access to justice in this region. Directed by Maïka Assels, this film sheds light on the complex realities and reforms needed to ensure fair justice in the Gaspé region.

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06-14-24 | Human Rights, Public Law, Student Projects

ICLMG: Pioneering Legal Change Through Small Organisations

A group of law students sought to understand how small organizations can significantly influence the protection of civil liberties in Canada. As part of a visual advocacy project, they focused on the activities of the International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group (ICLMG). Through the personal journey of Tim McSorley, one of the two staff members at the International Civil Liberties Monitoring Group (ICLMG), law students explore the unconventional paths to involvement in national security.

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