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CanLII and Slaw.ca announce new collaborative ebooks
December 20, 2019
By Sarah Sutherland
CanLII and Slaw.ca are happy to announce a new collaboration. We have published a collection of ebooks of selected content from Slaw.ca in CanLII’s commentary section.
As part of CanLII’s commentary program we have been looking at the most popular searches that visitors run and seeking out content that will help answer their questions.
When we looked at what people are looking for and where that information is located, Slaw.ca stood out as a centre of writing covering legal topics of interest to CanLII users. This led to conversations with Slaw.ca’s editor, Steve Matthews, about ways we could work together to make this content more findable.
Following this, we approached some columnists on Slaw.ca who regularly write on topics that are a priority for CanLII researchers. The following authors have graciously agreed to share their Slaw columns on CanLII as ebooks:
- Kari D. Boyle
- Adam Dodek
- John Gregory
- Omar Ha-Redeye
- Patricia Hughes
- Cameron Hutchison
- Ian Mackenzie
- Matt Maurer
- National Self-Represented Litigants Project
- Amy Salyzyn
- Noel Semple
- Sarah Sutherland
If you are an author on Slaw.ca and would like to compile an ebook of your writing, please contact us through our feedback form.