Lakehead Law Journal

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Announcements

Call for Submissions- Volume 7, Issue 2

2025-03-17

We are pleased to announce that the Lakehead Law Journal (“LLJ”) will be publishing a special issue focusing on Women and the Law in Canada, which is scheduled for publication during the 2025-26 academic year. We will be accepting articles, book reviews and case comments.

Current Issue

Vol. 6 No. 2 (2025): Recentring Food Law and Policy: Connecting People and Place

Published: 2025-03-31

Full Issue

Issue 6-2

Articles

Introduction: Special Issue Recentring Food Law and Policy: Connecting People and Place

Nadia Lambek, Heather McLeod-Kilmurray

71-76
- 6-2_Lambek and McLeod-Kilmurray.pdf
Putting Down Roots: Assessing New Entrant Programs for Dairy and Broiler Farmers in Ontario

Jacob Van Boekel

77-96
- 6-2_Van Boekel.pdf
Immigrant Communities in Canada and the Right to Culturally Appropriate Food

Tasha Sioufi Stansbury

97-116
- 6-2_Stansbury.pdf
Regulating the 3D Printing of Meat: Animal Ethics, Environmental Benefits and Human Health Issues in Canadian Law

Mariette Brennan, Prof.

117-139
- 6-2_Dylan and Brennan
Policy Support for Agroecology: Lessons from the Global South

Jeannette Tramhel

140-162
- 6-2_Tramhel.pdf

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Lakehead Law Journal

Announcements

Call for Submissions- Volume 7, Issue 2

Current Issue

Full Issue

Articles

Introduction: Special Issue Recentring Food Law and Policy: Connecting People and Place

Putting Down Roots: Assessing New Entrant Programs for Dairy and Broiler Farmers in Ontario

Immigrant Communities in Canada and the Right to Culturally Appropriate Food

Regulating the 3D Printing of Meat: Animal Ethics, Environmental Benefits and Human Health Issues in Canadian Law

Policy Support for Agroecology: Lessons from the Global South

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