Faculty of Law News Archive
New research supports urgent need for Aboriginal drinking water progress
June 4, 2015 —
'Increased investment in water infrastructure is … crucial for the betterment of health status both for off- and on-reserve houses.'
June 4, 2015 —
'Increased investment in water infrastructure is … crucial for the betterment of health status both for off- and on-reserve houses.'
Faculty of Law News
CTV: Manitoba’s highest court rules family of Brian Sinclair can sue health authority
May 6, 2015 —
Law professor Karen Busby was recently quoted in two media reports
May 6, 2015 —
Law professor Karen Busby was recently quoted in two media reports
Alumni News
2015 Distinguished Alumni Award, Lifetime Achievement
May 4, 2015 —
Marion Meadmore graduated with a law degree from the University of Manitoba in 1977, becoming the first female Indigenous lawyer in Canada.
2015 Distinguished Alumni Award, Lifetime Achievement
May 4, 2015 —
Marion Meadmore graduated with a law degree from the University of Manitoba in 1977, becoming the first female Indigenous lawyer in Canada.
Faculty of Law News
The Star: Now is time to recognize Armenian genocide
April 20, 2015 —
Faculty of Law professor Umut Özsu wrote an Op-Ed for the Toronto Star about the Armenian genocide.
April 20, 2015 —
Faculty of Law professor Umut Özsu wrote an Op-Ed for the Toronto Star about the Armenian genocide.
Faculty of Law News
Lawyering competitions: negotiators and court room advocates
March 31, 2015 —
Robson Hall, Faculty of Law has had a particularly exciting mooting season this year
March 31, 2015 —
Robson Hall, Faculty of Law has had a particularly exciting mooting season this year
Faculty of Law News
Is bilingualism constitutionally entrenched in Alberta and Saskatchewan?
March 9, 2015 —
Free public panel discussion on the case of Caron-Boutet
March 9, 2015 —
Free public panel discussion on the case of Caron-Boutet
Faculty of Law News
Op-Ed: Fixing a non-existent problem with a costly and likely unconstitutional idea
March 6, 2015 —
This country has no need for a bill that takes away parole, Law profs argue
March 6, 2015 —
This country has no need for a bill that takes away parole, Law profs argue
A Basic Income For Canada and Manitoba: Why Not?
February 3, 2015 —
On Feb. 5, basic income scholars from across Canada will come together at the U of M
February 3, 2015 —
On Feb. 5, basic income scholars from across Canada will come together at the U of M
Faculty of Law News
Blasphemy and the law: ideas versus intentions
January 27, 2015 —
Religion and Expression, neither freedom is absolute under the law
January 27, 2015 —
Religion and Expression, neither freedom is absolute under the law
Faculty of Law News
Analysis: Solitary confinement in Canada is a human-rights crisis
December 10, 2014 —
Perhaps more importantly, what can be done to reverse this trend? An important first step would be for Canada to ratify a United Nations convention against torture.
December 10, 2014 —
Perhaps more importantly, what can be done to reverse this trend? An important first step would be for Canada to ratify a United Nations convention against torture.