Canada’s Civic Bargain: How EDI Took Hold Here

Please join the Runnymede Society’s Western Student Chapter for a discussion about the complex relationship between Canada’s cultural history and contemporary Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) initiatives with Professor Chris Dummitt (Trent University) on Thursday, October 16th! Professor Dummitt will examine how EDI is reshaping public understanding of Canada’s past...

Access to Justice: A Lecture with Attorney General Downey of Ontario

Please join the Runnymede Society’s Guelph Student Chapter for a lecture on access to justice and the administration of justice in Ontario with Attorney General Doug Downey of Ontario on Wednesday, October 8th!    Dress is business formal, complimentary appetizers will be served, and spots are limited. Register by clicking here.

A Fireside Chat with Justice Stratas

Please join the Runnymede Society's Queen’s Student Chapter for a fireside chat with beloved Queen’s professor and alumnus Justice David Stratas of the Federal Court of Appeal on Thursday, October 9th!    Justice Stratas will discuss private practice, adjudication, clerkships, pressing legal issues of the day, and more. Register by scanning...

Should the Right to Self-Defence in Your Home Be Absolute?

Please join the Runnymede Society's Western Student Chapter for a pub night debate between practicing criminal defence lawyer Phillip Millar (Millars Lawyers) and Professor Rande Kostal (Western) on Tuesday, October 7th!      In light of recent media headlines and policy proposals from the Leader of the Opposition, Mr. Millar (for) and...

Notwithstanding Judicial Review

Please join the Runnymede Society's McGill Student Chapter for a talk on the notwithstanding clause, with brief reflections on free speech in academia, by Prof. Geoff Sigalet (UBCO) on Friday, October 3rd! Prof. Sigalet will make the legal and political case against the judicial review of laws that invoke the...

The Declaratory Judgment: Its Availability and Its Limitations

Please join us for a free talk by Professor Gerard Kennedy that will explore the “declaratory judgment”—i.e., a judgment that does not give parties any remedies beyond a declaration regarding a legal state of affairs—at the Alt Hotel in St. John’s, NL on Friday, November 14th, 2025, from 12:00–1:00 PM...

Sustaining the Rule of Law: A Lawyer’s Lifelong Obligation

Join the Runnymede Society's UNB Student Chapter for an evening with Chief Justice Marc Richard of New Brunswick! Chief Justice Richard's talk will explore the rule of law as a cornerstone of democracy, its fragility in the face of political and institutional pressures, and the responsibility of future lawyers to...

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