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Free or low cost events for the general public to understand and use the law. Follow the links to see cost & registration info. All times in Pacific Time unless stated otherwise. See disclaimer
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Free or low cost professional development events for intermediaries, the people providing information and support to members of the public in their interactions with the legal system. We only include those that are open to non-lawyers. Also, events by organizations who help British Columbians in their interactions with the legal system. All times in Pacific Time unless stated otherwise. See disclaimer.
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We share with you a monthly roundup of changes to Clicklaw’s collection. Here is a summary of updates done in May 2022.
Informal Family Trial Pilot – Kamloops Registry (New)
As of May 16, 2022, informal trials are being tested in Kamloops, BC. This webpage provides resources that you can use to learn more about the informal trial process, including how to prepare for one.
Sexual Harassment in the Workplace (New to Clicklaw)
Explains that all people have a right to a safe workplace free from bullying, harassment, and unwanted sexual attention. It explains possible legal options if you don’t feel safe at work. Discusses taking time off and what to do if you’ve lost income. Includes a list of helpful resources.
What’s First Nations Court (Updated)
This fact sheet for Indigenous people explains restorative justice and Indigenous knowledge and traditions at First Nations/Indigenous Courts, what a healing plan is, how to get a case heard in these courts, where they’re located, and who can help, including duty counsel.
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