CanLII Adds Newsletters
CanLII, the Canadian legal Information Institute, has started adding newsletters to its online collections. CanLII is a law
society-supported open access Internet site for finding Canadian jurisprudence and
legislation.
The first publications added are the Siskinds Class Actions Review and Justice as Healing from the Native Law Centre at the University of Saskatchewan.
This comes after the recent announcement that CanLII is adding a number of law journals going back to 2015.
CanLII's secondary sources include a few e-books but mostly the tens of thousands of case summaries and commentaries on the CanLII Connects platform.
CanLII Connects allows publishers, law firms and academics to share commentary on Canadian cases and legislation for anyone to read free of charge.
The first publications added are the Siskinds Class Actions Review and Justice as Healing from the Native Law Centre at the University of Saskatchewan.
This comes after the recent announcement that CanLII is adding a number of law journals going back to 2015.
CanLII's secondary sources include a few e-books but mostly the tens of thousands of case summaries and commentaries on the CanLII Connects platform.
CanLII Connects allows publishers, law firms and academics to share commentary on Canadian cases and legislation for anyone to read free of charge.
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