Introduction to Canadian Law

Introduction to Canadian Law provides students with an introduction to the Canadian legal and judicial systems. Designed for students with no legal background, this course provides an overview of the general areas of Canadian law including: Public and Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Torts, Contracts, Property Law, Corporate Law, Workplace Law, Intellectual Property Law, and International Law. Created and taught by Queen's Law professors and alumni, these courses pull from real case law, up-to-the-minute events, and key moments in our history to explain and explore how the law really works in Canada. This course is offered both online and on-campus for Queen's students for the fall and winter terms.

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