The McGill Law Journal's Annual Lecture - Featuring Mélanie Joly
Former Montreal mayoral candidate, Me Mélanie Joly will present her vision of a policy that conforms to the challenges of the 21st century including climate change, increased income inequality and technological changes. In this context, she will explain why and how relationships between government levels should be reformed and what the implications of such changes would be. In other words, she will advocate for greater recognition of and appreciation of cities in the Canadian constitutional landscape.
A reception will follow.
Update: The McGill Law Journal notes, in the interest of transparency, that Me Joly recently declared her candidacy to run for the Liberal Party of Canada nomination in a Montréal riding. The McGill Law Journal does not endorse any political party or candidate, and the Annual Lecture is a non-partisan event.