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Upcoming Legal Conferences Roundup
November 7, 2025Information has been provided on several upcoming conferences with legal themes:
54th Annual Conference of the Canadian Council of International Law
November 13-14, 2025
This year’s conference in Ottawa is titled Friends, Enemies, Frenemies: Engagement and Retaliation in International Law. It brings together professionals, academics, and students to explore pressing global legal issues. There will be panel discussions on topics ranging from free trade and sanctions to humanitarian law and international investment.
The detailed schedule and registration information are available on the conference website.
The Absence of Rest in Legal Culture – Implications for Health
November 18, 2025
In collaboration with the Lawyers Assistance Program of British Columbia, the Alberta Lawyers’ Assistance Society, and Lawyer Strong Manitoba, legal professionals from across Western Canada are invited to participate in a one-hour webinar, focusing on the importance of rest and sleep in the legal profession and how the perfection-driven culture of law often leads to chronic rest deficits and health challenges.
Visit the registration website for details.
Democracy, the Rule of Law, and Independence
November 18–20, 2025
The Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice (CIAJ) will host its annual multidisciplinary event bringing together legal, political, and social stakeholders to explore the principles of democratic societies. Participants will examine the challenges posed by declining public trust, rising authoritarianism, and threats to transparency and accountability, while identifying strategies to strengthen confidence in legal institutions.
The conference features a bilingual program with simultaneous interpretation, offering both in-person and online participation options.
For more information and registration details, please visit the CIAJ website.
Saskatchewan Administrative Tribunals Association (SATA) Half-Day Virtual Conference
November 25, 2025
The 2025 virtual half-day conference will focus on Artificial Intelligence in Administrative Law, exploring how it is shaping administrative decision-making.
For event and registration details, visit the Saskatchewan Administrative Tribunals Association website.
The Architecture of Trust Building in Mediation
November 28, 2025
Family Mediation Canada (FMC) and the Alberta Family Mediation Society are collaborating on a hybrid conference that explores how trust is built, broken, and repaired in mediation. Drawing on lived experience and new research, participants will be guided in rethinking trust, not as an instinctive response, but as a framework that can be studied, practiced, and strengthened.
Learn more and register through the FMC website.
French Juridical Terminology Workshop: At the Heart of Administrative and Immigration Law
November 29, 2025
The French Speaking Jurists Association of Saskatchewan, in collaboration with the Centre canadien de français juridique inc., is hosting a virtual workshop focused on French juridical terminology in the context of administrative and immigration law. Participants will explore topics such as the impact of immigration in Canada, federal and provincial immigration programs, and the administrative principles and procedures that shape immigration decisions, including a study of the Vavilov case.
For more information, registration, and event details, contact [email protected] or visit the Centre Info-Justice Saskatchewan website.
The Law Society of Saskatchewan also offers continuing professional development, and upcoming courses can be viewed on the Law Society’s website.
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