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Alberta Lawyers Required to Complete Indigenous Education Course New Legislation May Alter Training Requirements

7 December 2025
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Alberta Lawyers Required to Complete Indigenous Education Course  
New Legislation May Alter Training Requirements
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Five years ago, Alberta’s Law Society mandated Indigenous cultural competency training for all active lawyers, aligning with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s calls to action. This training, called “The Path,” has been completed by most lawyers since its introduction in 2021. However, recent legislation proposed by Justice Minister Mickey Amery, known as Bill 14, could limit the Law Society’s ability to require such training. The bill enforces compliance with the Regulated Professions Neutrality Act, restricting mandatory education on cultural competency and related topics.

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