USask Law maintains connection with Nunavut legal community
Though the physical distance between them is vast, the University of Saskatchewan College of Law (USask Law) and the Nunavut legal community have an enduring connection.
USask graduates of Nunavut Law Program seek to change legal landscape
After one year of pre-law instruction, three years of law lectures from more than 25 instructors, trips to various conferences, and participation in moot competitions across Canada, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) Nunavut Law Program concluded in April 2021.
Inuit students happy to have JD program
Born in Nunavut, 300 kilometres from the Arctic Circle, Robert Comeau never dreamed of going to law school one day, never mind having the opportunity right in his own community.
Nunavut students taking first steps in long climb to law degrees
Now in their second semester, the students of the Nunavut Law Program have been working hard to master the foundations of a legal education.
Nunavut law students question candidates at inaugural forum
Candidates contesting Iqaluit's four constituencies fielded questions from Nunavut Arctic College students in a forum organized by the Nunavut Student Association.
College of Law launches Nunavut Law Program
The program, which brings a law degree to the territory for the first time in over a decade, officially welcomed 25 new students at a special ceremony in Iqaluit on Sept. 11.