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Indigenous Knowledge Initiative in its final year

Written on September 17, 2021. Posted in News.

The Indigenous Knowledge Initiative was launched in 2019 by legal scholar Mark Dockstator. The Initiative is a three-year program led by Dockstator, a member of the Oneida Nation of the Thames and an Osgoode Hall graduate. The program was established through a $250,000 donation by Queen’s Trustees...

Queen’s law students participate in U of T’s Hockey Arbitration Competition of Canada

Written on March 19, 2021. Posted in Sports.

The University of Toronto’s Sports and Entertainment Law Society (SELS) held its ninth-annual “Hockey Arbitration Competition of Canada” (HACC) on March 13 over Zoom. Six students from the Queen’s Faculty of Law participated. The competition, which was attended by 26 different teams from across Canada...

‘What Alex did best is he didn’t overshadow the contestants’: 'Jeopardy!' winner and Queen’s alum reflects on Alex Trebek

Written on January 15, 2021. Posted in Arts.

In the wake of Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek’s passing in November and his final episode airing last week, one-time winner Jordan Nussbaum, Queen’s Law ’15, discussed meeting the famous Canadian. “What Alex did best is he didn’t overshadow the contestants […] he didn’t make it all about himself,” Nussbaum...

Hannah Claus’ words that are lasting unveiled at Macdonald Hall

Written on October 4, 2018. Posted in Arts, Visual.

On Friday, the law faculty unveiled artist Hannah Claus’ words that are lasting. The installation increased Macdonald Hall’s Indigenous representation as the building sees growing tension over its name. Days before a talk praising John A. Macdonald, the work was installed amid calls to remove Macdonald...

Law students support refugees in light of U.S. visa ban

Written on February 16, 2017. Posted in News.

In the wake of the recent United States executive order on immigration, Queen’s Law Refugee Support Program (QLRSP) has penned over 100 letters to the Canadian government in support of taking action. QLRSP is a student run initiative that was started in 2015 through the Queen’s School of Law. The...

New Queen’s Legal Aid bail program reduces overcrowding in Quinte Detention Centre

Written on October 25, 2016. Posted in News.

Quinte Detention Centre in Napanee, Ontario has the capacity to hold 19 women in its cells. When Jodie-Lee Primeau, Queen’s Legal Aid Review Counsel, first visited the prison, 29 women were being detained there. The women were “triple-bunked”, meaning in each cell, two women shared a bunk bed, while...

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Indigenous Knowledge Initiative in its final year

Queen’s law students participate in U of T’s Hockey Arbitration Competition of Canada

‘What Alex did best is he didn’t overshadow the contestants’: 'Jeopardy!' winner and Queen’s alum reflects on Alex Trebek

Hannah Claus’ words that are lasting unveiled at Macdonald Hall

Law students support refugees in light of U.S. visa ban

New Queen’s Legal Aid bail program reduces overcrowding in Quinte Detention Centre

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