Complimentary Canadian Education Law Special Issue

Canada, We Have a Problem!

An examination of recent Canadian education law cases involving serious offences against students and the implications for prevention-focused education leadership. Prepared for education leaders, policy professionals, school-board administrators, professional regulators and legal professionals across Canada.

Published by Pendulum Law Ltd.
June 2026  •  14 pages

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