Listen to our new podcast, Law Syrup! In our premiere episode, Herman speaks with Supreme Court Justice Michelle O’Bonsawin on the importance of learning about the law, growing up in northern Ontario, behind-the-scenes details of Canada’s highest courthouse, Beyoncé, and more.

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It's time for a new Law Syrup episode! 🎙️ . Join Herman Wong and Douglas Kwan from ACTO (@TenantAdvocacy), as they dive into housing law, specifically landlord and tenant rights, responsibilities and resources, and how a Live Aid concert sparked a career in advocacy.

Take advantage of the Summer Law Institute (SLI) early-bird rates! SLI is the go-to professional development event for Law and Civics teachers. It features insights into emerging legal issues presented by experts in the field. Learn more & register:

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A new season of the Law Syrup podcast is here! In our first episode, explore the world of Gladue Courts with Justice André Chamberlain, Jonathan Rudin (Aboriginal Legal Services), Crown Attorney Emma Haydon (Ministry of the Attorney General) & Lysandra Moreno (@LegalAidOntario).

📆 Dates: Tuesday, August 26 & Wednesday, August 27. 📍 Location: Osgoode Hall, 130 Queen Street West, Toronto. Registration is now open! Don't miss the early bird rate (until July 18th) of $75!. For info & registration, visit:

This year’s SLI features 9 thought-provoking and informative workshop sessions on topics including:.✏️ AI in criminal law.✏️ Forever chemicals.✏️ Indigenous law.✏️ Safe injection sites.✏️ Social media and the law.✏️ Top 5 cases of the year.✏️ OJEN and CCLET’s new resources.

Summer’s here, and with it comes sunny days and… the Summer Law Institute!. This two-day conference has been a staple for secondary school teachers of law and law-related subjects. It connects teachers with leaders in the legal communities, as well as other Ontario law teachers.

The mock trial team from Owen Sound District Secondary School (OSDSS) for the #OOCMT photo challenge. A round of applause for the team! 👏

Thank you to all participants and volunteers for an outstanding year! Special thanks to the Ontario Bar Association (@OBAlawyers) and The Law Foundation of Ontario (@LawFoundationOn) for their support of the OOCMT program.

Well done to the teams participating in the 2025 Haldimand, Brant & Norfolk Mock Trial Tournament! Brantford Collegiate Institute and Holy Trinity Catholic High School faced each other in the final round. Congratulations to Brantford Collegiate Institute, this year's winner!

OBA-OJEN Competitive Mock Trial (#OOCMT) tournaments continue throughout May. A total of 19 tournaments will take place across the province by the end of the month. Hear from some of the participants!. Thank you to @OBAlawyers & @LawFoundationOn for their support of the program.

Special thank you to @OBAlawyers and the @LawFoundationOn for their support of the #OOCMT program.

Over 21 teams competed in the Ottawa Mock Trial Tournament. Collège catholique Samuel-Genest won the French tournament and West Carleton Secondary School won the English tournament. Congratulations to both! Thank you to everyone for another remarkable year. @OBAlawyers #OOCMT

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Excellent recap of the Niagara Mock Trial Tournament! ⚖️👏. Congratulations to the team from Laura Secord Secondary School for bringing home the trophy this year! Thank you to all the participants, teachers, and volunteers for such a wonderful competition.

Special thank you to @OBAlawyers and the @LawFoundationOn for their support of the #OOCMT program.

The silver medals went to the mock trial team from Sudbury Secondary School. Over 70 students participated in the tournament and Madam Justice Patricia Hennessy judged the final round. Well done to all the participants for your tenacity! The tournament was a great success!.