Yearly Archives: 2015
Call for Nominations for our 2015 Kreppner Awards
The Kreppner Awards were established by the HIV & AIDS Legal Clinic Ontario (HALCO) in 2010 to honour the late James Kreppner. Nominations for our 2015 Kreppner Awards will be accepted until July 31, 2015. The Award The late James … Continue reading
HALCO news Spring 2015 newsletter has arrived!
Spring should be here by now – at least our HALCO news Spring 2015 newsletter has arrived! It has a variety of articles and announcements including: The Supreme Court decides life, and death, with medical choice Access to Remedies under … Continue reading
Some space still available for free legal education workshops at HALCO in March and April 2015
Our free workshops are held in person in our HALCO Boardroom at 65 Wellesley Street East, 4th Floor, Toronto, Ontario. Some space available for free workshops at HALCO in March and April 2015: Criminalization of HIV Non-Disclosure, on Tuesday March … Continue reading
Immigration status, race/ethnicity, HIV and the criminal law in Canada
Seeking participants for a research study HALCO is one of the civil society partners for this important research study. Other civil society partners are the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network, the African and Caribbean Council on HIV/AIDS in Ontario (ACCHO), and … Continue reading
Free Public Legal Education Workshops at HALCO in March and April 2015
Our free workshops are held in person in our HALCO Boardroom at 65 Wellesley Street East, 4th Floor, Toronto, Ontario. Workshops at HALCO in March and April 2015: Criminalization of HIV Non-Disclosure, on Tuesday March 24 from 1:30 p.m. to … Continue reading
Staff Changes at HALCO
Renée Lang, John Norquay, Khalid Janmohamed and Raymond Lo: HALCO bids farewell to Renée Lang, litigation lawyer Renée joined HALCO in 2004 as the clinic’s litigation specialist. In her more than 10 years at HALCO she did everything from covering … Continue reading
Access to remedies under the Human Rights Code
On February 13, 2015 HALCO, jointly with the Mental Health Legal Committee, was granted intervener status in the upcoming judicial review of K.M. v. Kodama before the Ontario Divisional Court. In April 2015, the Court will hear arguments about whether … Continue reading
HALCO is seeking an Immigration Lawyer
HALCO is seeking a lawyer to provide immigration/refugee law services (one-year contract). John Norquay, an immigration lawyer at HALCO, is taking a one-year contract at the Refugee Law Office at Legal Aid Ontario, and this contract position is to replace … Continue reading