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SAVE THE DATE-REGISTRATION INFORMATION TO FOLLOW SOON Inaugural R. Roy McMurtry Lecture in Canadian Legal History. Delivered by Constance Backhouse.

Justice Abella will discuss her career and developments in Canadian law over the past half century with Jim Phillips. Location: University of Toronto Law School. Jointly sponsored by the Osgoode Society and the U of T Law Alumni Association. REGISTER HERE

Join us on September 15th at 6:00 PM at Torys LLP, for a conversation with The Hon. Robert Sharpe. Justice Sharpe will discusses his upcoming memoir My Life in the Law: Lawyer, Scholar, Judge, with the Hon. Paul Schabas. A reception will follow the discussion. This event is for students only and all attendees will… Read more »

The Directors of the Osgoode Society invite you to our Annual Meeting of Members to be held on June 2nd at 5:30 PM. The meeting will be held in person in The Barristers Lounge at Osgoode Hall at 130 Queen St West, Toronto. Following a review of our annual report and a presentation from The… Read more »

Eric Adams and Jordan Stanger-Ross talking about their forthcoming Osgoode Society book Challenging Exile: Japanese Canadians and the Wartime Constitution.  Please register here.

Douglas Sanderson and Andrew Stobo Sniderman will talk about their 2022 book Valley of the Birdtail : An Indian Reserve, a White Town, and the Road to Reconciliation.

Former Osgoode Society President and Ontario Court of Appeal Judge Robert Sharpe will be interviewed by Professor Kent Roach about his career in the law and his forthcoming Memoirs, which will be published by the Osgoode Society as our 2025 members’ book. Register Here

Conversation with Harry Arthurs. Professor Arthurs will discuss legal education, past, present and future, in a pre-recorded interview with Philip Girard. The interview will be followed by comments from three discussants and comments and questions from the audience.

Wednesday, October 16: Jim Reynolds, Vancouver Lawyer. Jim Reynolds will talk about aboriginal law and Canadian history, subjects which were at the centre of a more than 40-year legal practice representing First Nations, especially the Musqueam of Vancouver. He has written a number of books, including Aboriginal Peoples and the Law: A Critical Introduction (Vancouver: UBC Press/Purich, 2018)… Read more »