Information About ACPD-CALT

New Books by Canadian Law Faculty Members Alan Hanna, Indigenous Law in Context: TÅ�ilhqot’in Dechen Ts’edilhtan in the Governance of Water (UBC Press) Eric M. Adams & Jordan Stanger Ross,Challenging Exile: Japanese Canadians and the Wartime Constitution (UBC Press) Florence Ashley, Courtroom Sc … Read more »

As we told you here, CALT (along with the Faculty Association of the University of Calgary, and the Canadian Association of University Teachers) intervened in an appeal to the ABCA of an FOI related order from the ABKB.  The decision in Governors of the University of Calgary v Alberta (Information … Read more »

From Dalhousie Law Librarian Hannah Rosborough, a note: I am conducting a national research project titled Beyond the Books: Generative Artificial Intelligence and Law Students’ Use, Preparedness, and Perceptions. The project is supported by the Canadian Bar Association Law for the Future Fund. [ … Read more »

As discussed at our AGM, ACPD-CALT has applied to intervene in an FOI issue in the Alberta courts. The Board believes this case raises issues about the unique status, role and expertise of law professors, and the scope of our role as researchers and educators in the public interest.  In particular, … Read more »

Thanks to everyone who joined in ACPD-CALT’s 2025 meeting at the Unversity of Saskatchewan College of Law in Saskatoon – three days filled with learning, connecting and engaging, – and more for those continuing with the CLSA meetings ending today.  Special thanks to Katie Richard (Alumni Relations … Read more »