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When she first came to Canada from Turkey in 2016, Deniz Bulut’s goal was to improve her English. After returning home to finish her law degree, she knew she wanted to return to Canada and build her career in law.  Like many internationally trained lawyers, Deniz knew she would need further educatio … Read more »

Graeme Keirstead, KC, has practised law since 1992 and been involved in professional regulation since 1999. As Deputy Registrar and Chief Legal Counsel for the College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia, he sits at the intersection of medicine, governance and public accountability every … Read more »

Administrative law is fundamental to tribunal decision-making, but constitutional issues can surface in the cases adjudicators hear. Even if a tribunal cannot ultimately decide a constitutional question, recognizing when one is present can be important to handling the matter appropriately. Osgoode’s … Read more »

Aneka Jiwaji had long been interested in the interplay between securities litigation, regulation and civil litigation. When she joined the BC Securities Commission as Litigation counsel in the Enforcement division, she began working more deeply in securities law. “I started to think to myself, would … Read more »

A new era of Canadian nation building projects could translate into a golden age for the country’s construction arbitration field. Bruce Reynolds, the co-Program Chair of Osgoode Professional Development’s National Forum on Construction Arbitration: Designing, Building and Presenting the Case, says … Read more »