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Centre for Law, Technology and Society
Canada’s premier research hub on technology law, ethics and policy, and a global leader advancing research and policy in an interdisciplinary setting for the benefit of Canadians and the world.
Awards and recognition
Reimagining Canada’s copyright policies: law students win again the Canadian Copyright Policy Moot
Common Law students Selin Yalcin, Stefan Tampu and Jarek Landori-Hoffman won the Best Policy Briefing and the Best Memorandum to Cabinet Awards at the…
Awards and recognition
Leading the responsible use of technology: Amy Salyzyn receives the Law Society Medal
A leading Canadian voice on the responsible use of technology for delivering legal services and access to justice, Dr. Amy Salyzyn has been awarded th…
Awards and recognition
The Chigbo Ikejiani Memorial Fund, a new initiative to support policy research on emerging technology and communications environments
In collaboration with friends and colleagues of the late Chigbo Ikejiani, the Centre for Law, Technology and Society is launching the Chigbo Ikejiani …
Deciphering and reimagining the technological context
For 25 years, our group has been leading global conversations on the impact of technology on society and fundamental liberties in efforts to shape policy for a better technological future.
Explore publications, blogs, and opinions delivering thought-provoking analysis and cutting-edge insights from our members.
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