Special Event:
May 9, 2026 - Going Forward Together!
Were you a student in our Summer Program or a graduate
of the Indigenous Law Centre (formerly the Native Law
Centre)? We’re inviting all past attendees and alumni to
join us for this milestone 50+ year celebration.
If you are interested in learning more about this event?
Email us at: ilc.general@usask.ca to be added to the email list.
Reconnect. Reflect. Celebrate.
Join us as we welcome former students, honour our shared history, and celebrate five decades of impact, learning, and community.
Speakers: To be announced!
Entertainment: Live Music: JJ. Lavallee (fiddle) with supporting guitar
Upcoming Events:
March 4, 2026 - Lunch & Learn, Professional Development Session, all years
Topic: Careers for the Public Benefit - Public Service & Advocacy Roles
Speaker(s): Lawyers working in public interest roles.
Come hear from lawyers in the public sector talk about the work they do – work that is interesting, engaging, personally meaningful, and focused on helping others.
Law Students, please sign up for this event in CareerLink, College of Law, Law Events and PD Sessions.
Wednesday, March. 4
11:30am - 12:20pm
MLT Aikins Lecture Theatre (Room 150)
College of Law, UofS
Lunch provided: Soup, Bannock & Jam
Ongoing Event Series:
Dates TBD, follow us on social media to for updates
Lunch & Learn, Series
Our Lunch & Learn series is an ongoing, Indigenous-centred learning initiative that creates space for students to engage with lawyers and knowledge holders working across diverse areas of law. The sessions explore legal topics through perspectives that recognize Indigenous rights, laws, and lived experiences, while connecting theory to real-world practice. Designed to support student learning and professional growth, the series also welcomes members of the public interested in deepening their understanding of law in an inclusive and respectful setting.
Every 2nd Wednesday of the month (Except December & April due to exams, or scheduling conflicts)
11:30am - 12:30pm
Ceremonial Room (160.10) Indigenous Law Centre
College of Law, UofS
The Way of Story, Series
This series recognizes storytelling as a vital form of legal education, communicating Indigenous laws as living practices rooted in relationships among people, land, and all beings. Through this series, we welcome Indigenous storytellers who share stories that carry legal teachings, responsibilities, and ways of understanding law grounded in Indigenous legal traditions.
Storyteller: TBD
11:30am - 12:30pm
Ceremonial Room (160.10) Indigenous Law Centre
College of Law, UofS