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Our collection of Emond's Criminal Law Series has moved to it's new home on the digital VitalSource platform. These eBooks are still available through the Library Resources section of the Member's...
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News The House adjourned June 1, 2023. Amendments to the Provincial Offences Act plans to improve and streamline enforcement of First Nations laws and bylaws. May 23, 2023 - "Proposed changes would...
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