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The Commons Institute offers conferences, courses and other continuing professional development solutions in locations across Canada.
Based in Ottawa and committed to keeping abreast of professional trends and trend-setters,
we create events that focus on the skills and information professionals need to remain
informed, competitive and successful.
Legal
Resulting from requirements regarding ongoing legal education, lawyers in most parts
of Canada must ensure that continuing professional development remains within their
mix of annually fulfilled responsibilities. The Commons Institute is committed to
delivering high quality and innovative educational solutions that continually prove
invaluable to lawyers, as well as allied professionals in government, academia, and
industry. In addition to varied seminars and conferences, The Commons Institute delivers
6 legal super-conferences annually, in virtual & dispersed legal services, commercial
arbitration, supreme court & constitutional litigation, native-private partnerships
in Aboriginal relations, entertainment law and international trade.
Super-Conferences
The Commons Institute delivers 6 legal and 4 national super-conferences annually.
A super-conference brings together a high concentration of seasoned experts in a
chosen field and is geared towards either comprehensive examination and analysis
(legal) or policy promotion and exposure (national).
Aboriginal
Issues related to Canada’s Aboriginal population continue to be among the most pressing
contemporarily. The Commons Institute puts together engaging, thought-provoking and
policy promoting conferences that address Aboriginal issues, with a view to both
education and the fashioning of pathways for positive change.
International
Firmly premised on the conclusion that substantive interaction and fairly constructed
trade are feasible replacements to the foreign aid doctrine, The Commons Institute
sponsors an annual international development roundtable with the aim of fostering
dialogue and engendering commercial cross-pollination.
