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Manulife is seeking two Articling Students for a 10-month articling placement within its in-house legal department for the 2027-2028 articling term, providing hands-on experience in commercial, corporate, regulatory, and litigation matters. This articling opportunity, beginning in July 2027, will appeal to individuals interested in business and financial services law who love to take initiative, are client-focused, and are exceptionally strong in delivering high-quality results. As part of the …

Manulife is seeking two Articling Students for a 10-month articling placement within its in-house legal department for the 2027-2028 articling term, providing hands-on experience in commercial, corporate, regulatory, and litigation matters. This articling opportunity, beginning in July 2027, will appeal to individuals interested in business and financial services law who love to take initiative, are client-focused, and are exceptionally strong in delivering high-quality results. As part of the …

Description Job Title: Articling Student (2027-2028 Term) Team: Corporate Legal Location: Guelph, Ontario Term: 10 Months Launch Your Legal Career at Linamar Corporation Linamar Corporation is seeking a proactive and detail-oriented Articling Student to join our in-house Corporate Legal team for the 2026-2027 term. This isn't just an articling position; it's a unique opportunity to be a fully integrated team member, contributing to challenging projects that directly impact our business in a fas…

About Side Door Law: Side Door Law is a virtual, flat fee legal practice serving British Columbia and Ontario, with family and immigration law at our core and six more practice areas alongside them. We set our prices up front, so clients always know the cost before we begin. Our model is deliberate. Revenue from our flat fee and corporate work helps fund sliding scale and pro bono services, which means every paying client helps keep the door open for someone who could not otherwise afford a lawyer. That is the idea behind our name: when the front door is closed, we are the side door. About this role: This is an unpaid volunteer opportunity for current law students. We want to be honest with you from the start: it does not pay. What it offers instead is something many students struggle to find, which is real, supervised legal work on live files, from the very first week. You will not be sorting binders or watching from the sidelines. At Side Door Law, students learn law by doing law. Every task you take on is real work for a real client, and a licensed lawyer stands behind each one. What you would do: Your work is fully remote, with structured supervision from a licensed lawyer on every task. Day to day, that can include: Client intake and interviews, so you build real interviewing skills with the people we serve. Legal research on live questions that shape how a matter actually moves forward. Drafting letters, agreements, and court documents that a supervising lawyer reviews with you. File management and organization across active matters, so you learn how a real practice runs. What you receive: We treat students as colleagues, not spectators, and we invest in your growth. As a volunteer here, you can expect: Close supervision and written feedback from a licensed lawyer on your work. Exposure across our practice areas, with family and immigration law at the core. A documented record of your hours, which many schools recognize toward experiential or pro bono program requirements. A supportive community that welcomes you in and takes your development seriously. Who this suits: This role is open to law students at any stage who want hands on experience with real clients and who care about access to justice. You do not need to be in a particular year, and you do not need perfect grades. What matters most is curiosity and reliability. If you are eager to learn and you show up for the people counting on you, you will fit in well here. How to apply: We accept applications on a rolling basis, so there is no formal recruitment cycle to wait for. If this sounds like the kind of experience you have been looking for, we would love to hear from you.

About Side Door Law: Side Door Law is a virtual, flat fee legal practice serving British Columbia and Ontario, with family and immigration law at our core and six more practice areas alongside them. We set our prices up front, so clients always know the cost before we begin. Our model is deliberate. Revenue from our flat fee and corporate work helps fund sliding scale and pro bono services, which means every paying client helps keep the door open for someone who could not otherwise afford a lawyer. That is the idea behind our name: when the front door is closed, we are the side door. About this role: This is an unpaid volunteer opportunity. We want to be upfront about that from the start. What we offer instead is work that matters, on your own terms, alongside people who care about the same thing you do: making good legal help reachable for those who have been shut out of it. We are looking for lawyers who are licensed and in good standing in British Columbia or Ontario. The role is fully remote, so you can contribute from anywhere in either province. You choose the files you take and the schedule that fits your life, whether that is one matter a quarter or a steady handful. What you would do: Take on structured pro bono or flat fee files within your practice area, with clear scope and support behind them. Serve clients remotely on a caseload you help shape, so the work stays aligned with your strengths and your availability. Optionally mentor an internationally trained (NCA) candidate or law student on your files, passing on your judgement and helping build the next wave of access to justice lawyers. What you receive: Meaningful work that directly helps people who could not otherwise afford a lawyer. A documented record of your volunteer hours, which you may self report toward continuing professional development where your law society allows it. The flexibility to contribute as much or as little as your practice permits, with no pressure to commit beyond what feels right. A warm, collegial community of lawyers, NCA candidates, and students who are genuinely glad to have you. Who this suits: This role is a natural fit for lawyers who want to give back without giving up control of their time. Maybe you are between roles and want your skills to stay sharp and useful. Maybe you are semi retired and looking for work that still means something. Or maybe you simply want your experience to reach further than a single practice can carry it. Wherever you are, there is a place here for you. How to apply: We accept volunteers on a rolling basis, so there is no deadline to worry about. When you reach out, tell us your practice area and a little about what draws you to this work. We read every note, and we would love to hear yours.