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• Alberta Law Reform Institute [Search]
• British Columbia Law Reform Group [Search]
  (on BC Law Institute)
• Canadian Forum on Civil Justice [Search]
  A non-profit organisation dedicated to promote a civil justice system that is accessible, effective, fair and efficient
• Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice [Search]
  A non-profit corporation that examines Canada's justice system, advancing reforms and exploring new directions in administrative justice
• Commission on First Nations and Métis Peoples and Justice Reform [Search]
  Provides information on the activities of the Justice Reform Commission as it continues its dialogue with the people of Saskatchewan
• Index to the Quebec Civil Code Revision Office (C.C.R.O.) Archives [Search]
  Includes working papers, reports, correspondence, minutes of meetings, internal memoranda, and other documents, dating mostly between 1966 and 1979, given to McGill University (on McGill Faculty of Law)
• International Law Reform Group (ILRG) [Search]
  (on British Columbia Law Institute)
• Law Commission of Ontario [Search]
  Homepage of an independent organization that researches issues and recommends law reform measures to make the law accessible to all Ontario communities with the support of many major universities.
• Law Reform Commission of Nova Scotia [Search]
  Homepage of Government body.
• Law Reform Commission of Saskatchewan [Search]
  Official website
• Manitoba Law Reform Commission [Search]
  Homepage of an independent agency of the Government of Manitoba partly funded by the Law Foundation.
• Quebec Research Centre of Private & Comparative Law [Search]
  Homepage of research body wjich brings together legal scholars and academics from Quebec and abroad with a view to renewing the theoretical investigations of Quebec’s fundamental private law institutions (on McGill University)
• Uniform Law Conference of Canada [Search]
  prepares uniform statutes that it recommends for enactment by the provinces and territories and sometimes by the federal government (in English and French)