IMLA IN CANADA 2012
Friday June 1, 2012 – Black Knight Inn - Red Deer, Alberta
ONLINE PAPER ACCESS
Welcome to the Paper Access Program for IMLA's 2012 Canadian Program. The papers are organized in accordance with the Program (in chronological order). ONLINE ACCESS TO PAPERS WILL BE AVAILABLE THROUGH June 30, 2012.
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— PAPER LIST —
POST EVENT UPDATE (JUNE 20, 2012)
Please see below for NEW papers uploaded after June 20 from Donahue, Malik and Robertson
Neil Robertson,
Q.C. (Legal Counsel, Regina Police Service, Saskatchewan) on Judicial Inquiries and Local Government:
REPLACEMENT Slides in PDF Format
Madeleine
Donahue (Partner, Norton Rose Canada LLP, Toronto, Ontario; Update
on Key Environmental Civil Cases and Issues for Municipalities
Joy L.
Hulton (Regional Solicitor, The Regional Municipality of York) – Contracting
Out Transit Services – Lessons Learned From York Region Transit’s Strike
Panel
Discussion on Bylaw Prosecution
Ola P.
Malik (Municipal Prosecutor, Prosecutions Section, City of Calgary) – Challenges
to the
Management
of Public Municipal Space
Scott McAnsh
(Barrister & Solicitor, City of Edmonton), Fighting for Jurisdiction – R. v.
Keshane, Municipalities in the Public Fight to Manage Public Space
Colleen
Sinclair (Barrister and Solicitor, City of Calgary Law Department) — Recent
Decisions on Occupiers’ Liability
William
Buholzer (Young Anderson, Vancouver, British Columbia): The Constitutional Duty
to Consult First Nations— Are Local Governments “The Crown”?
Neskonlith Indian Band v. Salmon Arm (City)
David
G. Boghosian (Boghosian + Associates, Toronto, Ontario) – A Case Study in the Courts’
Attitude Toward Legislative Attempts to Overrule Their Jurisprudence (or, The
Brief Life and Sudden Death of Ontario's MMS)
Neil
Robertson, Q.C. (Legal Counsel, Legal Counsel, Regina Police Service,
Saskatchewan) and Jennifer Smout (Solicitor, City of London, Ontario) – Ethics
for Municipal Lawyers: An International Perspective on Lawyer-Client Privilege
and Public Counsel, and Other Issues