JUScampus Course Catalogue

Despite the current COVID-19 situation, government organizations still need to follow directives and regulations in order to maintain a safe and secure work environment.

This workshop, will help employees and managers deepen their understanding of what is civility and respect in the work place.

To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, Justice Canada is organizing a discussion featuring the heads of Muslim and Jewish law student associations and a facilitator from the University of Ottawa.

To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, Justice Canada organizied a discussion featuring the heads of Muslim and Jewish law student associations and a facilitator from the University of Ottawa.

This online self-paced course aims to prepare Justice Canada facilitators with the necessary fundamentals and steps to design effective online, instructor-led training.

The participants will learn the basic principles and substantive limits governing the making of regulations and other forms of delegated legislation. In particular, they will learn to draft enabling provisions and provide advice on the scope of regulation-making powers.

This course will provide participants with a basic understanding of the principles relevant to solicitor-client privilege, with a particular focus on solicitor-client privilege in the government context. In addition to reviewing the components and implications of the privilege, this course will provide the necessary guidance for the application of the privilege in areas such as access to information and privacy, litigation and parliamentary committees. This course will also review the leading jurisprudence in the field and touch on the emerging and more controversial issues.

The Funds Commitment course provides a comprehensive overview of how to create and manage funds commitments within IFMS.

Corporal Bob Sangha and Corporal Colin Gilmore will present and share their experience working on the GIET, specifically with young people under the age of 18.

This session is a great introduction to career planning; understanding that it is a life-long process of investing resources to establish and accomplish your future career goals.

This talk will examine claims made by the majority to constrain the lives of a small minority.

Providing feedback on the work or behaviour of others can be one of the most difficult tasks that we may perform as individuals, colleagues, supervisors or managers.