Centre for Sport and Law Newsletter The Centre for Sport and Law publishes a newsletter containing feature articles, recent sports law case decisions, sports law news and a recurring Tips for Sports Leaders article. This site contains archived issues, dating back to the first publication in 2006.

Checklist of Indexes to Canadian Newspapers held by the National Library of Canada The Checklist of Indexes to Canadian Newspapers Held by the National Library of Canada comprises indexes to Canadian newspaper titles received by the Library's Reference Collection. The coverage of these indexes span from the 18th century to the present date. The Checklist also provides online and Internet sources for indexes to Canadian newspapers.

Law Society of Upper Canada e-Bulletin The Law Society of Upper Canada e-Bulletin is an electronic newsletter designed to provide members with need-to-know, timely information about the Law Society’s products, resources and services.

Lawyers Weekly Published since 1983, The Lawyers Weekly was the first newspaper for the Canadian legal profession. It serves the national market with bureaus in Ottawa and Toronto and correspondents across the country.

Raven's Eye The Aboriginal newspaper of British Columbia and Yukon.

Saskatchewan Sage Saskatchewan's aboriginal news publication.

The Legal Eye The Legal Eye is a newspaper published monthly by students at the University of British Columbia Faculty of Law. Started in September 2003, The Legal Eye serves as a forum for reporting on news about the Faculty and in the broader legal community; for analysis, case commentary and book/film reviews; and for sharing information about events, and student activities and achievements.

West Coast Environmental Law - Legal e-Brief Legal e-Brief  is West Coast Environmental Law's monthly e-Bulletin. We are delighted to be able to keep you informed with timely updates on our work and the services we provide. 

Windspeaker Windspeaker is a publication of the Aboriginal Mult-Media Society. The Aboriginal Multi-Media Society is an independent Aboriginal communications organization committed to facilitating the exchange of information reflecting Aboriginal culture to a growing and diverse audience.