Law professors John Burrows, an expert on Aboriginal legal issues at the University of Victoria, and Timothy Caulfield, a specialist in health law at the University of Alberta, are the two law faculty among the newly elected Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada. Also elected was criminologist Serge Brochu at the University of Montreal. The RSC press release is here.
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