The Canadian College of Construction Lawyers extends its congratulations to Mélanie Jacques, Chief of legal affairs of Hydro-Québec’s Commercial Affairs and Procurement team, who was appointed a judge of the … More >
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The College is pleased to announce that the following ten (10) leading practitioners will be inducted into the Canadian College of Construction Lawyers in 2023: • Annie Bernard, Fasken (Montreal) … More >
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CCCL Fellows hold their 25th Annual Conference Halifax, June 10th, 2022 The Canadian College of Construction Lawyers held its Twenty-Fifth Annual Conference from May 26 to 29, … More >
The College is pleased to invite the following ten (10) leading practitioners for induction into the Canadian College of Construction Lawyers: • Mélanie Jacques, in-house Hydro-Québec (Montreal) • Horia Bundaru, … More >
The Canadian College of Construction Lawyers held its Twenty-Fourth Annual Conference on May 28 and 29, 2021. Under the theme of “It’s Complicated!” Dealing with Construction’s Increasing Complexity, more than … More >
Our colleague and CCCL Fellow Brendan Bowles is being recognized by the Ontario Bar Association on June 29 with its Award of Excellence in Construction & Infrastructure Law. Details respecting the OBA’s event … More >
Our colleague and CCCL Fellow Dan Levert has published a book titled: On Cold Iron: A Story of Hubris and the 1907 Quebec Bridge Collapse. A review of it can be … More >
An article of interest titled “The Alternative Dispute Resolution Processes in Canada’s New CCDC 2-2020 Construction Contract” has been provided to this website by Harvey J. Kirsh, the First President … More >
The College has established and administers the J. Stephen Tatrallyay Memorial Prize ($1,500) given in respect of academic student publishable papers on any current issue of interest to construction law practitioners and topical to the practice of construction law in Canada.