MLP Unit 2 - Municipal Torts (Zoom Format)

Format: Zoom
Program: Municipal Law Program (MLP)
Number of Sessions: 0
Fri, Apr 17 2026, 9am - 1pm
Fri, May 1 2026, 9am - 1pm
Fri, May 15 2026, 9am - 1pm
Fri, May 29 2026, 9am - 1pm
Registration is now CLOSED


Registration is now closed for the Winter/Spring 2026 term, and we are no longer taking names for a waiting list. Registration will open December 1, 2026 for the Winter 2027 term, when the zoom format will be offered again for this unit. Otherwise, registration for the Fall 2026 term will open on July 2, 2026 for the correspondence format. There is no waiting list for future terms.

Course materials and a syllabus with all due dates will be available to registrants by April 2. The first assignment is due by April 24 and the final assignment is due by June 12.

  • Attendance is required. Please confirm you are available for all classes prior to registering. 
  • The schedule for this offering of MLP Unit 2 is accelerated to enable the completion of two units via Zoom format within one term. If you prefer a schedule with assignment deadlines spaced out over a longer period, please choose the correspondence format.

Textbook

The course textbook is provided as a PDF file to all registrants. The file will be available in AMCTO Connect once the course opens for access by March 2. However, AMCTO provides the option to purchase a hard copy of the textbook with an additional fee, and the book is shipped through Canada Post's Xpresspost. You'll have an opportunity to purchase the hard copy textbook through the online registration process. Due to logistics, textbook shipping may not start until after registration closes on January 12. 


Instructor

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Al Burton
Partner, Thomson Rogers

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Al’s practice focuses on municipal law, environmental approvals, land use planning and expropriation. Al appears before municipal councils, tribunals (such as the Ontario Land Tribunal, Environmental Review Tribunal, and the Board of Negotiation) and courts on behalf of municipalities, corporations and private individuals on a variety of matters including expropriation, land development issues, contaminated lands, telecommunications, municipal bylaws and aggregate resources.