The Role of Parliamentarians in International Law | CCIL 2026 Pre-Conference Event
Parliament, international law, and Canada's global commitments—where do they intersect?
Join us on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, for The Role of Parliamentarians in International Law, a special pre-conference event leading into the CCIL 2026 Annual Conference.
From treaty scrutiny and legislative action to government accountability and the influence of international legal principles—including soft law—Parliament plays a unique role in shaping how international law is received, implemented and upheld in Canada.
Hear from Members of Parliament Michael Chong and Yasir Naqvi and legal and procedural experts as they explore how international law shapes parliamentary work, where Canada can do better, and what role Parliament can play moving forward.
🎟️ REGISTRATION IS OPEN!
Be part of this timely and thought-provoking discussion. Secure your spot today and join the conversation on Parliament’s evolving role in international law.
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 | 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: The Metcalfe Hotel Ottawa
Pre-registration required.
Ticket price
$55 for conference delegates; $75 for non-conference attendees.
Includes hors d’oeuvres. Limited space.
Tickets can be purchased during Conference registration. If you have already registered for CCIL 2026 and would like to add a ticket to your registration, contact ccil-ccdi@intertaskconferences.com
