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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Background
- Welcome Address
- Panel Discussion
- Discussion and Comments
- Workshops
- More or Less? The Economic Perspective
- New Partnerships and New Delivery Mechanisms
- Diversity and Access to Justice
- The Role of Citizens and Communities
- Afternoon Plenary
- Synthesis - The Key Challenges
- Conclusion
- Appendix A
- Appendix B
- Citizen Access to Justice: Issues and Trends for 2000 and After, by Professor Mark Kingwell, University of Toronto
- Riding the Third Wave - Notes on the Future of Access to Justice, by Ab Currie, Research and Statistics Division, Department of Justice Canada
- Some Aspects of Access to Justice in Canada, by Ab Currie, Research and Statistics Division, Department of Justice Canada
- Justice is a Noun, But Access Isn't a Verb, by Roderick Macdonald, President, Law Commission of Canada
- From the Rule of Law to Philia, by Jacques Dufresne, L'Agora Recherches et Communications Inc
- More or Less? The Economic Perspective, by Professor Stephen Easton, Simon Fraser University
- New Partnerships and New Delivery Mechanisms, by Professor Lois Gander, University of Alberta
- Diversity and Access to Justice, by Professor Brian Etherington, University of Windsor
- The Role of Citizens and Communities, by Carol McEown, British Columbia Legal Services Society
- The Judgement of Wider Courts, by Professor Gilles Paquet, University of Ottawa
- Appendix C
- Appendix D