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Nina Haikara

News stories by Nina Haikara

Traffic is backed up on the A9 autobahn south of Nuremberg in the direction of Munich

July 23, 2024 Emotions play a key role in shaping people’s views on renewable energy: Study

David Dyzenhaus outside the Jackman Law Building

November 23, 2023 �r�� legal scholar honoured for contributions to legal philosophy, defending rule of law

October 13, 2023 Rebuilding public trust after COVID-19: �r�� experts review law, ethics and policymaking

September 27, 2023 �r�� Faculty of Law hosts screening of film celebrating 'the supreme life of Rosalie Abella'

June 20, 2023 Meet four future lawyers and leaders from �r��'s Faculty of Law

A composite of the cover of Wrongfully Convicted and Kent Roach

April 21, 2023 New book by �r�� law professor Kent Roach examines the injustice of wrongful convictions in Canada

A young girl on her dad's shoulders holds a sign that says "save the earth" during the 2019 Toronto Climate March

February 28, 2023 �r�� Faculty of Law event focuses on law and policy amid climate change

close up of a large prison fence in ontario

February 21, 2023 Canadian Registry of Wrongful Convictions highlights failures of the criminal justice system

February 16, 2023 �r�� Law prof's book explores climate policy through the lens of Canadian law and institutions

an illustration of Lady Justice using binary numbers

November 4, 2022 The Legal Singularity: �r�� Law profs on how AI will make the law 'radically' better

October 21, 2022 Access to justice: Downtown Legal Services, �r��’s community legal clinic, celebrates 50 years

September 26, 2022 The AI Taxman: Documentary focuses on �r�� law prof who launched legal-tech startup

September 16, 2022 �r�� event celebrating Rosalie Abella to bring together current, former international high-court justices

September 7, 2022 From 'ag gag' to 'pet parents': The Canadian Animal Law Conference returns to �r��

August 23, 2022 'A gripping story about terrible wrongs': �r�� Law grad and prof draw lessons for Canada in new book

row of police in the foreground with protestors in the background. One of them holds a sign that says "we need to take care of each other"

July 13, 2022 'We have urgent work to do': New book by �r��'s Kent Roach on why Canadian policing needs to change

July 11, 2022 �r�� researcher examines how COVID-19 shifted public access to Canada's courtrooms online

June 28, 2022 Acclaimed scholar John Borrows named The Loveland Chair in Indigenous Law at �r��'s Faculty of Law

June 17, 2022 �r�� Law class valedictorian gained confidence by 'learning to embrace discomfort'

May 20, 2022 �r�� Faculty of Law students delve into journalism, media law issues during Toronto Star 'externship'