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Latest News
Schulich Law Professor Sherry Pictou was recognized with the Wel-lukwen Award for her leadership in advancing Mi'kmaq rights, revitalizing traditional governance, and confronting racism and sexism.
Alumna Kristan Belanger returns to Schulich Law in a role that supports studentsā research needs and contributes to scholarship in Indigenous law librarianship.
This year's competition focused on a case involving a Mr. Big operation with the top two individual mooters taking home the A.S. Pattillo Prize in Advocacy.
Naiomi Metallic, Schulich Law associate professor and Chancellorās Chair in Aboriginal Law and Policy, travelled to New Zealand in late October to take part in the first International Gathering of Indigenous Judges.
Farewell and best wishes to Schulich Lawās exceptional faculty members retiring this year.
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Law Hour: Accountability in Practice ā The Role of SiRT and its Interface with the Legal Profession
January 15, 2026, 12:30 PM -
Douglas M. Johnston Lecture: Lived Experience and Climate Justice ā Reframing Priorities
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January 16, 2026, 12:10 PM
In the Media
- Assistant Professor Suzie Dunn ft in "Grokās nonāconsensual sexual images highlight gaps in Canadaās deepfake laws"
- Professor Emeritus Wayne MacKay ft in "Calls grow for stronger animal ownership laws in N.S. after deadly dog attack"
- Professor Michelle Williams and Assistant Professor Melisa Marsman ft in "Black Dalhousie academics want to create ethical research rules for African Nova Scotian communities"
- Professor Rob Currie ft in "RCMP investigating Ryan Wedding, aiming to lay charges in Canada"
- Professor Emeritus Wayne MacKay ft in "Why we still need ivory towers"
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