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At a time when the rules-based international order faces unprecedented strain, our experts are leading critical discussions at Canada’s foremost international law gathering.

From record-breaking wildfires to devastating floods, Canadians are increasingly confronting the realities of a warming planet.

When Cynthia Westaway envisioned a way to strengthen the capacity of Indigenous communities to engage in consultation and land management, she also recognized an opportunity to transform the relationship between law and community.

A doctoral student from the Faculty of Law has made his mark on the international stage. Simon Klee has received the “Jeune Chercheur” (Young Researcher) Award from the Association française de droit de la sécurité et de la défense (AFDSD) following his participation in the association’s 13th annual conference, held in Reims on September 25 and 26.

As Quebecers elect their municipal leaders this Sunday, some may consider their candidates' views on bike lanes and cyclist safety, an issue in several municipalities.

Bruce McIvor is critical. He’s not cynical. And he is correcting misinformation about Indigenous rights in Canada.

When Alex Neve steps to the podium at the National Arts Centre on October 30 to deliver the final 2025 CBC Massey Lecture, he'll call on all of us to see that the promise of human rights lies in our willingness to act, collectively, for one another.

The University of Ottawa Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics (CHLPE) has partnered with the Survivors Circle for Reproductive Justice to release a groundbreaking report examining access to assisted reproductive technology (ART) in Canada for Indigenous survivors of forced and coerced sterilization.

Authors lobbying for legal reforms to protect young players’ data.