ASSOCIATION DES JURISTES D'EXPRESSION FRANÇAISE DU NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK: federal grants and contributions: 19 agreements; $2.0M value; 1 departments; 4 programs.
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The contribution will cover core/operational costs for the organization. The funding will facilitate the leveraging of eligible activities and projects designed to improve access to justice in both official languages.
The contribution will cover core/operational costs for the organization. The funding will facilitate the leveraging of eligible activities and projects designed to improve access to justice in both official languages.
The project aims to convey legal information to young Francophones of the province through information sessions in high schools. The organization will cover topics such as the new Divorce Act, youth abuse, cyber intimidation, sexual exploitation on the Internet, bullying in schools, labour law, obligations as a consumer and linguistic rights. The information sessions, delivered in plain language, will aim to improve access to legal information in French and legal knowledge amongst Youth.
This project will offer training courses to practising members of the Law Society of New Brunswick as part of their mandatory continuing professional development. The project will increase the number of French course options available under the Society's Mandatory Continuing Professional Development.
The project aims to convey legal information to young Francophones of the province through information sessions in high schools. The organization will cover topics such as the Canadian Constitution, the organization of the judiciary in Canada, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, family law, labor law, inheritance law, obligations as a consumer and language rights. The information sessions, delivered in plain language, will aim to improve access to legal information in French and legal knowledge amongst Youth.
This project entails an update of the "Règles de procédure du Nouveau-Brunswick annotées / Rules of Court of New Brunswick annotated". This document, which is essential for lawyers wishing to deepen their understanding of the rules of court of New Brunswick, will also meet the needs of self-litigants and will contribute to improve access to justice in both official languages of New Brunswick.
The project aims to convey information to Francophone seniors of New Brunswick on subjects related to justice, including medical assistance in dying and moving into long-term care. The project will aim to improve access to legal information in French and legal knowledge amongst seniors.
The organisation will offer 16 training courses in French to practising members of the Law Society of New Brunswick as part of their mandatory continuing professional development. The project will increase the number of French course options available under the Society's Mandatory Continuing Professional Development.
The project aims to provide information to francophone seniors in New Brunswick on justice-related topics, including entry into nursing homes and medical assistance in dying. The 16 information sessions, delivered in language and accessible, will promote greater access to legal information in French and improve the legal knowledge of seniors in the province.
The project aims to convey information to francophone seniors of New Brunswick on subjects related to justice. The information sessions will be delivered in plain language and will aim to improve access to legal information in French and legal knowledge amongst seniors.
The project aims to convey information to francophone seniors of New Brunswick on subjects related to justice. The information sessions, in plain language, will aim to improve access to legal information in French and legal knowledge amongst seniors.
The project aims to convey information to francophone seniors of New Brunswick on subjects related to justice. The information sessions, approximately 16 delivered in plain language, will aim to improve access to legal information in French and legal knowledge amongst seniors.
The project aims to convey legal information to young Francophones of the province through information sessions in high schools. The organization will cover topics such as sexual exploitation on the Internet, bullying in schools, youth abuse, linguistic rights, etc. The information sessions, delivered in plain language, will aim to improve access to legal information in French and legal knowledge amongst Youth.
The project aims to convey legal information to young Francophones of the province through information sessions in high schools. The organization will cover topics such as sexual exploitation on the Internet, bullying in schools, youth abuse, linguistic rights, etc. The information sessions, delivered in plain language, will aim to improve access to legal information in French and legal knowledge amongst Youth.
The project aims to convey legal information to young Francophones of the province through information sessions in high schools. The organization will cover topics such as sexual exploitation on the Internet, bullying in schools, youth abuse, linguistic rights, etc. The information sessions, delivered in plain language, will aim to improve access to legal information in French and legal knowledge amongst Youth.
The project aims to convey information to francophone seniors of New Brunswick on subjects related to justice. The information sessions, approximatively 16 delivered in plain language, will aim to improve access to legal information in French and legal knowledge amongst seniors.
The objective of the project is to provide training in French for French-speaking lawyers in several regions of the province, with the aim of increasing access to justice in French. These trainings will help fill a need for quality training in French.
The organisation will offer 16 training courses in French to practising members of the Law Society of New Brunswick as part of their mandatory continuing professional development. The project will increase the number of French course options available under the Society's Mandatory Continuing Professional Development.
The project aims to prepare materials that will be used to convey information to francophone seniors of New Brunswick on subjects related to justice, including medical assistance in dying. The project will aim to improve access to legal information in French and legal knowledge amongst seniors.
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Source: Government of Canada proactive disclosure of grants and contributions (open.canada.ca, dataset 432527ab-7aac-45b5-81d6-7597107a7013), 1,327,352 rows as published, collapsed to one agreement per agreement number (per reference number where none is given) at its latest amendment, which carries the full agreement value. Years are the agreement start year. Agreements with individuals are counted but not named.