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The Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia (CLEBC) is an independent non-profit society incorporated in December 1976. CLEBC is the most respected and most often relied upon source of continuing professional education for British Columbia lawyers and their support staff. Our mandate is to meet the present and future educational needs of the legal profession in British Columbia. Our goal is to develop an ongoing long-term relationship with every lawyer in the province. Everyone on our staff is eager to hear your comments and suggestions on how we can accomplish this goal.

October 2019

Law Foundation of BC Grants Approved

At recent Board of Governors’ meetings, the following grants were approved.

October 2019

CLEBC Update | October 2019

Significant Amendments to the Land Title Act

October 2019

Why short-term gain can lead to long-term pain

Is it worth the money to delay your Canadian Pension Plan (CPP) payments until the last possible moment? Respected Canadian Actuary and Author, Frederick Vettese believes that long-term gains make...

October 2019

The Law Foundation’s 50th Anniversary Celebration

October 2019

Acts in Force | October 2019

Current from to June 18, 2019 to August 6, 2019

August 2019

No one told me THAT!

Check out these 3 money-saving ideas you should discuss with your Advisor.

August 2019

Acts in Force | August 2019

Current from to April 24, 2019 to June 17, 2019

August 2019

CLEBC Supports and Endorses the Access to Justice Triple Aim

On June 12, CLEBC CEO Linda Russell joined Attorney General David Eby, Chief Justice Robert Bauman, and the leaders of many of BC’s key justice organizations to sign the Access to Justice Triple...

August 2019

Incoming Executive Director: Josh Paterson

The Law Foundation of BC is happy to announce that Josh Paterson, currently executive director of the BC Civil Liberties Association (“BCCLA”), will start as the new executive director of the Law...

August 2019

Legal Research Fund

The Law Foundation of British Columbia has established a fund of $120,000 per year to support legal research in British Columbia. The purpose of the fund is to support legal research projects that ...