Uniform Law Conference of Canada
Since its formation in 1918, the Uniform Law Conference of Canada (ULCC) has had a significant impact on Canada’s legal landscape. The ULCC provides independent analysis and resolutions for the harmonization and reform of law in Canada.
At a Glance
The oldest law reform body in the country, the ULCC plays a key role in developing uniform legislation in civil matters and in proposing reforms to the criminal law.
What We Do
The ULCC offers a unique breadth of expertise by bringing together people from across the national legal community.
Uniform Acts
Searchable listing of uniform acts developed throughout the years to advance the harmonization of civil laws across Canadian jurisdictions.
Criminal Resolutions
Searchable listing of resolutions brought before the ULCC since 1983.
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"...By attending a meeting for a week every summer, you are contributing in an essential way to the very fabric that sustains freedom and the rule of law.'
Assistant Chief Judge Josh Hawkes
Keynote address, Closing gala, 2022 Annual Meeting
