2025 Training Blitz

Do you still have training hours to complete to meet your Québec Bar (Barreau du Québec) membership requirements? Take advantage of our Online Training Blitz by March 31!

A total of over 30 hours of training accredited by the Québec Bar will be available to you. 20 training courses, two of which are available in English, cover a variety of topics across a number of areas of law, including employment law, cybersecurity, intellectual property, real estate and the latest developments in litigation and business law.

As the official legal partner of the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC), Fasken again invites you to make a voluntary donation to the CPC in exchange for participating in this year’s Blitz. This is a unique opportunity to complete your mandatory training hours while supporting a good cause! 

Certificate of Participation - New Process

This year, for each training module that you view and for which you complete the Certificate of Participation Form in the resources section of the video, a certificate of participation will be automatically sent to you. Find out more about how to obtain your certificates of participation (PDF, 287 KB).

To receive your certificates for the current reference period, you must view the training modules before 11:59 p.m. on March 31, 2025. Note, however, that the your continuing education file must be submitted to the Québec Bar ( Barreau du Québec) by April 30, 2025.

Certificates will be sent no later than April 4, 2025. If you are missing certificates after this date, please contact us.

List of Eligible Training Courses

Available in English

• Bill 78 | Corporate Transparency (only available in english)
• Feedback on Law 25: Where do We Stand? (bilingual)

Available in French only

• Goodbye lobbyist registry! Hello Carrefour Lobby Québec! Are you all set?
• When Artificial Intelligence invites itself into the Human Resources Management of Organizations
• Workplace accommodation: Where do we draw the line? 
• Negotiating Your Collective Agreement – How to prepare?
• Negotiating artificial intelligence contracts   
• A Practical and Legal Guide to Job Interviews and Pre-employment Questionnaires

• White-Collar Crime and Data Theft: Is Your Business Well Protected?

• How to Protect Your Branding: Taking Action Against Counterfeiting Online and in Pop-up Markets

• Disciplinary Measures and Employer Rights: We Will Answer All Your Questions!
• Recent Environmental Regulations Impacting the Real Estate Sector
• Foreign Workers and Occupational Health and Safety: What Are the Employer’s Obligations?
• How to Address New Issues in Tax Compliance and Corporate Governance
• Recent developments in public contracts in Quebec
• Current Provincial and Federal Pay Equity Topics
• Class Actions: Recent Developments in the Authorization Stage
• Navigating between Freedom of Expression and an Employee’s Duty of Loyalty
• Conference on Construction and Infrastructure Law
• EDI Initiatives Under Scrutiny: Aligning Strategies With Legal Requirements          

• Case law review 2024 (Upcoming)

Mandatory Ethics and Professional Conduct Training

Three of the 30 hours of continuing education must be in ethics and professional conduct or professional practice for every two-year period. The member must choose these hours from among the relevant courses recognized by the Québec Bar. To find out about all the training courses offered by the Quebec Bar, visit the Web-pro Training section. 

Canadian Paralympic Committee

You can complete your mandatory training hours while supporting our Paralympic athletes? Yes! Donate to the Canadian Paralympic Committee. A tax receipt will automatically be issued.

About the Canadian Paralympic Committee

The Paralympic Foundation of Canada was founded in 2015 as the philanthropic arm of the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) with a mandate to raise funds to support the programs and activities of the CPC. It ensures that people, programs and equipment are available so that disabled Canadians can participate in sports activities.