The Great Library is once again offering tours to welcome new articling students this fall. Led by one of our law librarians, the tours provide an introduction to the Library’s services, print collections, and electronic resources. Whether you’re new to legal research or new to the Library, join us to discover how we can support you throughout your articling term and your career.
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Legal Research Lifelines in the Age of Information Overload
We are revisiting an older post in our Legal Research Survival Guide, Part 10 – Lifelines and Last Tips, and it occurred to us that Tip #4 is especially worth highlighting in today’s context of information overload.
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As Toronto hosts FIFA World Cup events this summer, enhanced security measures will be in place throughout Osgoode Hall and the surrounding area.
From June 12 to July 3, the Great Library will remain open, but the interconnecting doors between the Court of Appeal and the Law Society will be temporarily closed to support safety and security during this high-traffic period.
During this time, all access to the Great Library will be through the Law Society of Ontario’s East entrance, located on the East side of Osgoode Hall, facing Nathan Phillips Square:
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to ensure a safe and secure environment for all of our visitors.
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