Newsweek | Opinion: Is AI about to replace all human writing? Not so fast April 25, 2024
"AI will never be able to generate text that offers the insight or perspective that draws you to sites where you can find an informed…
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Faculty of Law, Featured, News releases
Registrations open for workplace investigations conference April 25, 2024
KAMLOOPS — Employers, practitioners, employment lawyers, government officials, academics and human resource professionals are invited to a two-day conference on workplace investigations. The Workplace Investigations…
The Globe and Mail | A Canadian federal ban on non-compete agreements is long overdue April 24, 2024
The US Federal Trade Commission recently voted "to ban non-compete agreements, which limit employees from joining competitors after leaving their job," writes law faculty member…
The Globe and Mail | Why striking down Ontario’s ‘ag-gag’ law is so important April 22, 2024
An Ontario Superior Court judge recently deemed a major section of the province’s Security from Trespass and Protecting Food Safety Act unconstitutional. It’s the first time an…
Airdrie City View | Student from Rocky View competes in top Indigenous law event April 22, 2024
National Indigenous law moot participant and Faculty of Law student Henry Wearmouth hopes to practice in an area of law related to natural resource development…
Faculty of Law
A successful 2024 moot season for TRU Law April 12, 2024
TRU Law had a successful moot court competition season. In addition to TRU Law’s victory at the BC Law Schools’ Moot, and its hosting of…
CBC Daybreak Kamloops | Schools sue social media April 10, 2024
School boards in Ontario are taking four social media giants to court, citing the companies are causing an epidemic of addiction among teens. Law faculty…
The Wren | How Indigenous lawyers are transforming the justice system April 10, 2024
Indigenous lawyers, including Faculty of Law student Tara-Lynn Wilson (Toé Qwalax), are leading change. Wilson aspires to become a judge and bring awareness to Indigenous…
CBC Daybreak Kamloops | Mayor's document leak April 9, 2024
What happens when a document like the confidential report into workplace misconduct allegations against Kamloops mayor is actually leaked? Law faculty member Matt Malone provides insight.…
Faculty of Law, Featured, Research and Graduate Studies, The Conversation Canada
Why Ontario school boards are suing social media platforms for causing an attention crisis April 2, 2024
The Conversation Canada article by TRU Law faculty member Robert Diab Four of Ontario’s largest school boards have brought a lawsuit against four of the biggest social…
The Conversation | Why Ontario school boards are suing social media platforms for causing an attention crisis April 2, 2024
Four of Ontario’s largest school boards are suing four of the biggest social media companies for causing an epidemic of addiction among teens. Law faculty…
Castanet | First TRU Law graduates reunite a decade later at national Aboriginal Moot March 25, 2024
TRU's law school served as host for the 30th annual Kawaskimhon Moot earlier this month, bringing back graduates from the school’s inaugural class a decade…
Global News | Open by Default w/Matt Malone March 22, 2024
Law faculty member Matt Malone speaks with A Little More Conversation host Ben O'Hara-Byrne about Open by Default, a tool he hopes will be used to…
Faculty of Law, Featured, Research and Graduate Studies, The Conversation Canada
Does TikTok pose a security threat to Canadians? March 22, 2024
The Conversation Canada article by TRU Law faculty member Robert Diab Concerns about the threats TikTok poses to privacy and liberty were raised again, as a…
The Conversation | Does TikTok pose a security threat to Canadians? March 18, 2024
TRU Law faculty member Robert Diab writes for The Conversation Canada, asking if TikTok poses a theoretical or real threat to Canadians. Read more
CBC News | Canada faces a series of 'crises' that will test it in the coming years, RCMP warns March 11, 2024
An internal RCMP report, obtained by Law faculty member Matt Malone - who shared it with CBC News - examines 'shifts in domestic and international…
CBC Kamloops | Open By Default documents March 6, 2024
For the first time, over 20,000 internal government documents are now accessible to the public. Law faculty member Matt Malone is spearheading the project and…
Investigatove Journalism Foundation | The IJF launches ‘Open By Default,’ a new database of internal government documents never before made public March 5, 2024
Open by Default, a repository of internal government records released under federal access legislation, is now freely available to promote government transparency. The brainchild of…
Faculty of Law
TRU alum wins landmark AI case March 5, 2024
Fraser MacLean, a TRU graduate (JD '18) and associate at MacLean Law, has received a judgment in favour of his client on a landmark ruling…
Castanet | New business law minor at TRU could be draw for domestic students, professor says February 29, 2024
The Bob Gaglardi School of Business and Economics will be offering a new business law minor this fall. The proposal came from Gaglardi faculty member…
