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Université de Moncton launches free legal clinic offering student-led clinical training

Source publication : 2026-10-09 · Radio-Canada — Nouveau-Brunswick

On October 9, 2026, the Université de Moncton launched a free legal clinic for people ineligible for legal aid but unable to afford private counsel, supervised by lawyer Me Annik Ouellette.

Law students supervised by Me Annik Ouellette provide information, referrals and, where mandates allow, client representation in areas not covered by legal aid, including housing and employment. The clinic intends to expand access to justice while giving students hands‑on clinical experience. Services are free for the populations specified in the announcement; the report lists covered areas but does not claim universal access or detail intake procedures. The initiative highlights the university’s pedagogical emphasis on experiential learning and community service.

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