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2026-2027 Public Interest Articling Fellowship articling students

September 15, 2026
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Meet the 2026-2027 articling student participants of the Foundation’s Public Interest Articling Fellowship program.

New grants support law-related education for Indigenous students across Canada

September 9, 2026

The Foundation is making new grants to support law-related education bursaries for Indigenous students across Canada.

Kerrie Blaise receives 2026 Guthrie Award

August 4, 2026
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The Foundation is pleased to announce that the 2026 Guthrie Award recipient is environmental lawyer, Kerrie Blaise.

Call for applications: Law Commission of Ontario Board

July 30, 2026
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A call for applications to serve as the Foundation’s representative on the Law Commission of Ontario Board of Governors.

Responsive Call for Applications

July 29, 2026
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Our 2026 Responsive Call for Applications is open until 5 p.m. (EST) September 10.

Job posting: Human Resources & Operations Specialist

July 6, 2026
Join our team

We are seeking a Human Resources & Operations Specialist.

Support for law schools triples to over $28M over 3 years

July 1, 2026
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Our support for law schools triples to over $28M over 3 years.

Leveraging AI for understanding the law

June 30, 2026
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With the help of a Responsive grant, CanLII is leveraging AI to expand access to legal research.

Preserving farming and farmland

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With the help of a Responsive grant, the NFU-O is adapting a resource to support out-of-family farm transfers.

Protecting riders’ rights

Toronto's red and white streetcars

With the help of a Responsive grant, TTCriders is expanding its Know Your Transit Rights program.

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Making law school accessible for Aboriginal peoples

By Nathalie Noel | February 1, 2004

The Program of Legal Studies for Native People, run by The Native Law Centre at the University of Saskatchewan, offers legal education, skills instruction, and financial support to Aboriginal students from across the country who have been admitted to law school.

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