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University of Toronto is the overall winner of the Wilson Moot 2023. Team members included Laura Cameron, David Cote, Nicholas Heinrich and Caitlin Salvino who competed successfully against 13 other participating law schools. The preliminary rounds took place on February 24 and 25, 2023 and the final moot between the top two teams from University of Toronto and University of British Columbia was held on Saturday afternoon. University of Alberta placed third in the competition.
The bench for the final round included The Honourable Justice Alison Harvison Young of the Court of Appeal for Ontario, The Honourable Justice Meghan McCreary of the Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan and The Honourable Justice Alan Diner of the Federal Court of Canada.
The prizes for best written argument were awarded to University of Toronto, University of New Brunswick and University of Windsor.
There was a tie for first place oralist, Caitlin Wardrop of the University of British Columbia and Matthew Gallagher of McGill University were honoured with the Peter W. Hogg award. Caitlin Salvino of the University of Toronto placed second.
Congratulations and thanks to all participants and volunteers that worked to make the moot a success.
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The Wilson Moot would not be possible without the generous contributions from the following firms:
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