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• Taking Remedies Seriously: Introduction, Kent Roach and Robert J. Sharpe;
• Rights and Remedies – Remarks, Beverley McLachlin;
• Rights and Remedies: A Complex Relationship, Stephen A. Smith;
• The Relationship between Rights and Remedies in Private Law: A Comparison between the Common and the Civil Law Tradition, Helge Dedek;
• Taking Specific Performance Seriously: Trumping Damages as the Presumptive Remedy for Breach of Contract, Rosalie Jukier;
• Discriminatory Impact of Application of Restitutio in Integrum in Personal Injury Claims, Elizabeth Adjin-Tettey;
• Rethinking Damages for Personal Injury, Is it too late to take the facts seriously?, Jeff Berryman;
• Damages Measured by the Benefit to the Defendant, Gordon Cameron;
• Developments in Foreseeability and Remoteness: The Limits of Contract Damages, Stephen Waddams;
• Strip Searches and the Silo Effect: Adopting a Holistic Approach to Charter Remedies, Gary S. Gildin;
• Les réparations pour violation des droits des peuples autochtones : leçons de la Cour interaméricaine des droits de l’homme, Ghislain Otis;
• Charter Remedies for Socio-economic Rights Violations: Sleeping Under a Box?, Martha Jackman;
• Reflections of a Supervisory Order Sceptic: Ten Years after Doucet-Boudreau, Janet E. Minor and James S. F. Wilson;
• Doucet-Boudreau, Dialogue and Judicial Activism: Tempest in a Teapot?, Paul S. Rouleau and Linsey Sherman;
• Damages as a Remedy Against Administrative Authorities: An Area Needing Clarification, David Stratas;
• Remedies for Discriminatory Profiling, Kent Roach;
• The Discretionary Nature of Judicial Review, David J. Mullan;
• Commentaire d’arrêt : Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority c. Fédération canadienne des étudiantes et étudiants — Section Colombie-Britannique, France Houle;
• Remedies in the Human Rights Context, Heather M. MacNaughton and Jessica Connell;
• Evaluating the Impact of Remedial Authority: Adjudicative Tribunals in the Health Sector, Lorne Sossin and Steven J. Hoffman;
• Celebrating the CIAJ, Thomas Cromwell.

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• L’objection de conscience : fondement et limite, Henri Brun;
• Putting Reasonable Accommodation in Historical Perspective, Ian Binnie;
• La contribution du très honorable Antonio Lamer à l’évolution du droit à l’égalité : une pensée visionnaire, Michèle Rivet et Manon Montpetit;
• Development of Charter Equality Rights: The Contribution of the Right Honourable Antonio Lamer, Lynn Smith;
• Les processus d’accommodement religieux et autochtone dans les institutions publiques canadiennes: quelques comparaisons, David Robitaille et Sébastien Grammond;
• Religious Fundamentalism and Freedom: Conflict or Common Cause, Sheila Greckol;
• The Courts’ Spectacles: Some Reflections on the Relationship between Law and Religion in Charter Analysis, David M. Brown;
• Being Reasonable About Reasonable Accommodation of Minority Religious Practices and Symbols;
• A Global Challenge in an Era of Diversity, Errol P. Mendes;
• Police and the Duty of Reasonable Accommodation, Alok Mukherjee;
• La défense de contrainte excessive est-elle possible pour les employeurs du secteur public ? Anne-Marie Laflamme;
• Le rôle du syndicat dans la mise en oeuvre de l’obligation d’accommodement, Anne Pineau;
• L’obligation d’accommodement dans le milieu de la santé et des services sociaux : moins d’accommodement et plus de personnalisation, Delphine Roigt;
• Obligation d’accommodement et services scolaires publics au Québec, Bergman Fleury;
• Le rôle du législateur : la loi peut-elle encore être limitée aux seules normes d’application générale et impersonnelle ? Martin Cauchon;
• Accommodements raisonnables et gouvernance : le rôle du juge, au-delà de l’interprétation et de la création du droit à l’égalité, Stéphane Bernatchez;
• Achieving Reasonable Accommodation through Constitutional Remedies, Jennifer Koshan; Postface – Une photo vaut-elle mille ….maux ?, Christian Brunelle.

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• Introduction, Ronalda Murphy;
• Why Do Public Inquiries Work? Dennis R. O’Connor, Freya Kristjanson;
• Introduction to Panel on Judicial Models, Joanne Spriet;
• Judicial Models: Can we do better? Proposed Reforms to Civil Procedure in B.C., Allan Seckel;
• Le modèle judiciaire : pouvons-nous faire mieux ? François Rolland;
• The Role of Mediation in Human Rights Disputes, Heather M. MacNaughton;
• New Models in Administrative Hearings: The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, Kaye Joachim;
• Making Mediation Effective: Models for Best Practice, Julie Macfarlane;
• Progress in Models of Justice: From Adjudication/Arbitration through Mediation to Restorative Conferencing (and Back), Bruce P. Archibald;
• The Privatization of Justice: Where are we going? George W. Adams;
• Would Aristotle Have Owned an iPod?, Jamie Campbell;
• Mental Health Courts: Can They Break the Cycle?, Richard D. Schneider;
• Doing Justice: New Directions in Restorative Justice, Jennifer J. Llewellyn;
• Justice for Aboriginal Communities: Sharing the Ways, Mary-Ellen Turpel Lafond;
• Were Muslim Barbarians Really Knocking on the Gates of Ontario?: The Religious Arbitration Controversy – Another Perspective, Natasha Bakht;
• On Private Choices and Public Justice: Some Microscopic and Macroscopic Reflections on the State’s Role in Addressing Faith-Based Arbitration, Jean-François Gaudreault-DesBiens;
• Faith-Based Dispute Resolution, Julie Macfarlane;
• Public Justice, Private Dispute Resolution and Democracy, Trevor C. W. Farrow.

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• Sustainability, Globalization and the Rule of Law, John A. Fraser;
• Conflict Resolution and Sustainability Disputes: Authority and Consensus in the Shadow of Law, Fabien Gélinas;
• Courts and Tribunals Through a Sustainability Lens: New Questions and New Expectations, S. Glenn Sigurdson;
• Sustainable Development – Local Government Powers, Donald Lidstone;
• The Collaborative Tales: Exploring the Role of Public Engagement in Achieving Sustainable Development within the Olympic Movement, Joseph Weiler and Arun Mohan;
• The Olympic Games, the Law and the Triple Bottom Line of Sustainability, Richard Pound, Ken Bagshaw, Linda Coady, Joseph Weiler, Margaret Dickson and Arun Mohan;
• Sustainable Development and Energy Resources/Développement durable et ressources énergétiques, Michel Yergeau;
• Sustainability in the Mining and Forest Sectors - A NAFTA Perspective, Jon R. Johnson;
• Sustainable Development in World Trade Law: New Instruments, Markus W. Gehring;
• Sustainable Development as Freedom: Globalization and Rights-Based Approaches to Environmental Governance in China, Kishan Khoday;
• Sustainable Development and Investment Treaty Law, Andrew Newcombe.

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• Introduction – Overview of Technological Challenges to Privacy and Security, Arthur J. Cockfield and Lisa M. Austin;

• Information Technologies and Globalization, R Roy McMurtry;
• Privacy Enters the Canadian Courtroom: The Privacy Rights of Litigants and Witnesses, Simon Chester;
• Guidelines for the Discovery of Electronic Documents in Ontario, Colin L. Campbell;
• Model Policy for Access to Court Records in Canada, Judges Technology Advisory Committee;
• Synthesis of the Comments on JTAC’s Discussion Paper on Open Courts, Electronic Access to Court Records, and Privacy, Lisa M Austin and Frédéric Pelletier;

• Protecting the Social Value of Privacy in the Context of Police Investigations Using New Technologies, Arthur J. Cockfield;
• Reflections on Public Interests and Private Rights: Conflict or Convergence? William Pentney;
• Information Technology, National Security & Privacy Protection, David Loukidelis;

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• Allocution d’introduction, J.J. Michel Robert;
• Public Sector Governance and Accountability - Key Elements to Earn the Public Trust, Erik Peters;
• La gouvernance des entreprises publiques et para-publiques, Guy Breton;
• Dual Class Share Structures and Minority Shareholder Recourse in Canada, Stephanie Ben–Ishai;
• Progress Report on Corporate Governance Initiatives, Susan Wolburgh Jenah;
• Judicial Regulation of the Legal Profession in the United States, Mark I. Harrison;
• The Governance of Professions – Notes for an Address, David Smith;
• La responsabilité pénale des organizations, Jean-Claude Hébert;
• Accountability of Administrative Tribunals: Does the Present Design Ensure Independence? T Murray Rankin;
• L’autonomie administrative des tribunaux, Robert Pidgeon;
• Modernizing Models of Court Administration: A Time for Change, Catherine Fraser;
• Introduction à l’allocution de la présentation de la Professeure Raymonde Crête, Patrick Baillie;
• Les vérificateurs après la tempête financière: un regard particulier sur un nouveau régime de responsabilité civile destiné aux investisseurs du marché secondaire des valeurs mobilières, Raymonde Crête;
• Les enjeux juridiques et éthiques de la gouvernance, des institutions publiques, des entreprises, des professions et des tribunaux, Charles D. Gonthier.

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• Discovering What Tribunals Do: Tribunal Standing Before the Courts, Laverne Jacobs & Thomas Kuttner;
• Tribunal Independence and Impartiality: Rethinking the Theory after Bell and Ocean Port Hotel – A Call for Empirical Analysis, Laverne Jacobs;
• The Expert Tribunal, Laverne Jacobs & Thomas Kuttner;
• Tribunals and Policy Making: From Legitimacy to Fairness, Lorne Sossin & France Houle;
• Designing Mediation Systems for Use in Administrative Agencies and Tribunals – The B.C. Human Rights Experience, Philip Bryden & William Black;
• Standards of Review in Administrative Law, David Phillip Jones;
• Analyzing Problems of Exclusive and Concurrent Jurisdiction, Aloke Chatterjee;
• Consistency in Tribunal Decision Making: What Really Goes On Behind Closed Doors ... Kevin Whitaker, Michael Gottheil & Michael Uhlmann

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