McGill Law Journal
Volume 66No4
current issueJune 2021
Locating the People: An Exploration of Non-Resident Enfranchisement and Political Belonging in Frank v. Canada (Attorney General)
Remuer ciel et terre : la dignité et l’autonomie après la mort au regard de l’exhumation
Keeping It Private: The Impossibility of Abandoning Ownership and the Horror Vacui of the Common Law of Property
- p. 763
-
Thesis Survey — Recension des thèses
- p.
-
Volume 66 Index — Index du volume 66
Listen to our Latest Podcast
Unpacking Canadian Surrogacy Law
00:00
Posted on
15 Aug 2022
15 Aug 2022
Surrogacy law in Canada has long been a debated topic, whose evolution is tied to moral and ethical issues including reproductive rights, and protection against the commodification of women and children. In this episode, we explore how the law regulates the rights, expectations, and relationships of surrogates and hopeful parents. We also unpack recent reforms that have attempted to clarify this complex area. Our guest is Dr. Stefanie Carsley, Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law and member of the University of Ottawa’s Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics.
News
7 January 2022
Meaning Making: Students and Indigenous Legal Education
10 February 2020Sustainable Democratic Constitutionalism and Climate Change
4 November 2018Programming Governance/ Governing Programming: Regulatory Challenges on the Edge of Technology
19 January 2018McGill Law Journal Symposium: Fiduciaries of Humanity and International Law
Subscribe to the Journal
Every academic year, the McGill Law Journal publishes one volume comprised of four issues. To subscribe to upcoming issues, to request a paper version of a past issue, or for any other questions, please click below!
