Join us over the lunch hour on Thursday November 12^th, for an informal conversation with Alanna Taylor, K.C., a highly experienced practitioner and Managing Partner at Cox and Palmer, here in Charlottetown. Alanna began her practice in the areas of family, criminal, property, and wills and estates. After nearly three decades in practice, her area of focus is in family law, representing children through child protection work, parenting coordination, and adult protection.

As part of our ongoing commitment to fostering mentorship within the legal profession, we are pleased to introduce a new mentorship-focused CLE series this year. The “Ask Me Anything” series will take a more informal, round-table approach, providing young lawyers with an opportunity to connect directly with experienced members of the profession in a relaxed and conversational setting. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions about a lawyer’s area of practice, career path, experiences and lessons learned along the way, with plenty of time for open discussion and Q&A. Come curious, bring your questions, and stay for the conversation! 

Bring your lunch along, and we will provide refreshments. 

This event is open to all members but is highly recommended to Articling Clerks and Young Lawyers to help support mentorship within our Bar here on Prince Edward Island.

This session free to attend. However, space is limited, so we do ask that you register in advance.

Real property practice involves constant focus on changing legislation, tax implications, regulatory requirements, and day-to-day conveyancing issues. 

This Real Property CLE entitled Buying and Selling PEI Property: Issues for Non-Residents is a continuation of our Real Property Refresher & Updates CLE, and brings together experienced lawyers, accountants and IRAC representatives to provide practical guidance for lawyers practising in residential and commercial real estate, particularly involving non-resident clients. 

Buying and Selling PEI Property: Issues for Non-Residents will be a practical program covering IRAC issues (including amendments related to municipal property), non-resident withholding tax process (including a step by step review of T2062 filing and remittance), select HST considerations for non-residents, updates on the Underused Housing Tax, updates on the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act, and updates/information concerning the Land Registry.

Member: $300 + HST = $345.00 per person

CBA Member: $240 + HST = $276.00 per person

Payment is due at time of registration and may be paid by e-Transfer to lawsociety@lspei.pe.ca or by cheque payable to the Law Society of PEI.

Registration Deadline: Monday, November 23, 2026

CLE Cancellation Policy: Registrants who cancel within two weeks but more than twenty-four (24) hours before the CLE will received a fifty per cent (50%) refund and will be entitled to receive a copy of any CLE materials. Registrants who cancel within 24 hours of the CLE or who do not show will not be refunded any portion of the registration fee, but the registrant will be entitled to receive a copy of the CLE materials.