Upcoming events
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Feb
20CBA-NS Immigration Law Section Tour
Canadian Bar Association Nova ScotiaA Tour of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Facilities Followed by a Q&A with the Superintendent – Immigration. Read More >
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Feb
20CBA-NS Securities Law Section Meeting
Canadian Bar Association Nova ScotiaNEW DATE! Blockchain 101 Speakers Keegan Francis and Mrugakshee Palwe, Atlantic Blockchain Company Due to the weather this meeting from Feb. 13 has been rescheduled to Feb. 20. Read More >
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Feb
20CBA-NS Small, Solo and General Practice Section Meeting
Canadian Bar Association Nova ScotiaHow to Avoid the Presumption of a Resulting Trust When a Parent Adds a Child on Title Speaker: Jonathan Hooper, Cox & Palmer Read More >
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Feb
25CBA-NS Joint Insolvency Law and Real Property Law Section Meeting
Canadian Bar Association Nova ScotiaTricks and Traps for Conveyancers and Trustees when Dealing with the Property of a Bankrupt Speaker: Matthew J.D. Moir, Weldon McInnis Please note the updated event date of February 25, 2019. Read More >
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Feb
27Ingrid Waldron Book Reading
Dalhousie UniversityPresentation on There's Something in the Water: Environmental Racism in Indigenous & Black Communities Date: Wed. Feb. 27 @ 6 pmRead More >
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Feb
27CBA-NS Elder Law Section Meeting
Canadian Bar Association Nova ScotiaAn Update/Overview of Recent Involvement in the Review of the Medical Assistance in Dying Act and Potential Amendments to the Act Speaker: Professor Jocelyn Downie, Schulich School of Law Read More >
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Feb
27CBA-NS Joint Wills, Estates, & Trusts and Charities & Not-for-Profit Section Meeting
Canadian Bar Association Nova ScotiaCharitable Giving and Trusts Speaker: Richard Niedermayer, Stewart McKelvey Read More >
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Feb
27CBA-NS Family Law Section Dinner Meeting
Canadian Bar Association Nova ScotiaBankruptcy and Family Law Speaker: Tim Hill, QC, BOYNECLARKE LLP Read More >
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Feb
28The New 9 to 5: Flexible work arrangements in the 21st century
Lancaster House PublishingIssuesRead More >
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Feb
28Horace E. Read Memorial Lecture
Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie UniversityThis year's Horace E. Read Memorial Lecturer is Val Napoleon, Associate Professor and Law Foundation Professor of Aboriginal Justice and Governance at the University of Victoria. Napoleon is one of the most influential legal scholars in Canada.Read More >
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