Faculty of Law News Archive
Faculty of Law News
Winnipeg Free Press: Northern First Nation reveals ‘persons of interest’ names in provocative move to curb criminal behaviour
February 14, 2025 —
Northern First Nation reveals ‘persons of interest’ names in provocative move to curb criminal behaviour
February 14, 2025 —
Northern First Nation reveals ‘persons of interest’ names in provocative move to curb criminal behaviour
Faculty of Law News
Honouring Advocacy
February 14, 2025 —
Law students passing under the name sign above the door of Robson Hall’s largest classroom, may not be aware of the weight and impact it bears on the advocacy training they receive within its walls. The Moot Courtroom was named in honour of Harry Walsh, O.C., LL.D., Q.C. (1913 – 2011), one of Canada’s greatest and most respected advocates who graduated from the University of Manitoba’s Faculty of Law in 1937.
February 14, 2025 —
Law students passing under the name sign above the door of Robson Hall’s largest classroom, may not be aware of the weight and impact it bears on the advocacy training they receive within its walls. The Moot Courtroom was named in honour of Harry Walsh, O.C., LL.D., Q.C. (1913 – 2011), one of Canada’s greatest and most respected advocates who graduated from the University of Manitoba’s Faculty of Law in 1937.
Faculty of Arts News
CBC Manitoba: Manitobans call Trump’s pitch to take over Gaza Strip grotesque, vulgar and ‘wholly unlawful’
February 5, 2025 —
Forced ownership of Gaza would constitute war crime: U of M international law expert
February 5, 2025 —
Forced ownership of Gaza would constitute war crime: U of M international law expert
Faculty of Law News
Globe and Mail: Indigenous traditions in trials can restore trust in justice system, Manitoba chief judge says
January 31, 2025 —
Glenn Joyal points to trial in killings of four Indigenous women as a template for how justice can overlap with reconciliation
January 31, 2025 —
Glenn Joyal points to trial in killings of four Indigenous women as a template for how justice can overlap with reconciliation
Faculty of Law News
Winnipeg Free Press: Manitoba anti-scab law criticized as unconstitutional
January 27, 2025 —
A Manitoba law that prevents employees from crossing a picket line during a strike could be unconstitutional.
January 27, 2025 —
A Manitoba law that prevents employees from crossing a picket line during a strike could be unconstitutional.
Faculty of Law News
Learning from Extraordinary Clients
January 27, 2025 —
Elise Epp, a passionate graphic designer from Winnipeg, is spearheading a movement in the fashion industry, blending creativity with activism.
January 27, 2025 —
Elise Epp, a passionate graphic designer from Winnipeg, is spearheading a movement in the fashion industry, blending creativity with activism.
Faculty of Law News
Amplifying the North’s Creative Voices
January 16, 2025 —
On December 5, 2024, law students from the Faculty of Law ’s Manitoba Legal Clinic for the Arts connected with leaders of the creative sector in Northern Manitoba through the imagiNorthern network. This network aims to strengthen support for artists and arts organizations in Northern Manitoba.
January 16, 2025 —
On December 5, 2024, law students from the Faculty of Law ’s Manitoba Legal Clinic for the Arts connected with leaders of the creative sector in Northern Manitoba through the imagiNorthern network. This network aims to strengthen support for artists and arts organizations in Northern Manitoba.
Faculty of Law News
Winnipeg Free Press: Man, 19, charged in antisemitic graffiti incidents
January 15, 2025 —
Dozens of Charleswood walls, fences defaced; doesn’t meet criteria for hate crime, police say
January 15, 2025 —
Dozens of Charleswood walls, fences defaced; doesn’t meet criteria for hate crime, police say
Faculty of Law News
Learning from teaching: Dr. Opeyemi Bello joins Faculty of Law
January 9, 2025 —
There’s a new instructor in Robson Hall’s classrooms this term. Law students and faculty at the University of Manitoba welcome Dr. Opeyemi Bello, who teaches Commercial Law, Contracts, and Labour-Management Relations. He also brings to the Faculty of Law, a research specialization on the intricate political dynamics of international tax cooperation and the challenges that developing countries encounter in negotiating international tax agreements.
January 9, 2025 —
There’s a new instructor in Robson Hall’s classrooms this term. Law students and faculty at the University of Manitoba welcome Dr. Opeyemi Bello, who teaches Commercial Law, Contracts, and Labour-Management Relations. He also brings to the Faculty of Law, a research specialization on the intricate political dynamics of international tax cooperation and the challenges that developing countries encounter in negotiating international tax agreements.
Supporting Open Dialogue and Academic Freedom
January 8, 2025 —
Update from President Benarroch on public statements
January 8, 2025 —
Update from President Benarroch on public statements





