POST-SECONDARY MEMBERSHIP

Ongoing Preventive Education Law Insight for Post-Secondary Leaders

Stay informed about Canadian legal developments affecting universities and colleges through practical implications, members-only Special Issues, past publications and a searchable case archive.

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What Membership Includes

10 Updates annually, each including 6–8 cases
Practical implications and applications
Members-only Special Issues
Access to past Post-Secondary publications
Searchable post-secondary case archive

Areas of Coverage

Student affairs, discipline and procedural fairness
Faculty, labour and employment
Human rights and accommodation
Constitutional and administrative law
Litigation, negligence and institutional liability
Privacy and access to information
Intellectual property and research integrity
Property and municipal taxation
Academic administration, governance and finance
University and college athletics
Technology and artificial intelligence
Other post-secondary jurisprudence

Choose the Right Access Arrangement

Flexible Options for Individuals, Teams and Libraries

Individual Membership

For one administrator, legal professional, faculty member or other institutional leader requiring personal access.

$179.99 annually

Group or Extended Access

For multiple approved users or institutional teams requiring coordinated access within the same university or college.

Discounted and customized options

Library Membership

For institutional libraries and knowledge-services teams requiring customized user, publication or copyright arrangements.

Customized institutional access

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Institution-Wide Awareness

Why Institutional Access Matters

Education law developments rarely affect only one department. Decisions involving students, employees, governance, privacy, accommodation and institutional accountability can carry implications across an entire university or college. Centralized access helps the appropriate leaders stay informed without relying on fragmented searches or a single individual to monitor developments.

Who Benefits

General Counsel and legal services
Senior administration and governance
Human Resources and labour relations
Student Affairs and student conduct
Privacy and access-to-information offices
Accessibility and human-rights teams
Faculty and academic leadership
Libraries and knowledge services
Risk management and compliance
Institutional policy professionals