Membership Policies

2025-2026 CCIL membership is valid from the date of purchase through October 2026 and must be renewed annually.

Note: If you have registered for the 2025 Annual Conference; your 2025-2026 CCIL Membership is automatically included.

 

Payment

Payment must be made online by credit card (Visa or MasterCard accepted). ​Credit card transactions are processed through Stripe.

Membership fees are exempt from HST.

Student Membership

Proof of student status must be provided to the CCIL Secretariat within 72 hours of submitting membership to ccil-ccdi@intertaskconferences.com.

Acceptable Proof of Status: a recent transcript; a proof of enrollment OR an active Student ID (PDF, GIF or PNG formats accepted).

Donations (optional)

The CCIL is an independent, non-profit organization without independent funding. The CCIL relies on donations to produce a successful annual conference that not only attracts interesting and topical speakers, but is well organized and hosted in appropriate facilities.

Donations can be added during the registration process.  Charitable receipts will be issued. Charitable Donation no. 118830595 RR0001

CCIL Email Communications

The CCIL Secretariat uses Constant Contact to send email communications to keep in touch with both our existing members, as well as individuals who have attended CCIL courses or events. Please add ccil-ccdi@intertask.ccsend.com to your safe senders list.

After completing your membership application, you will be added to the CCIL email communications list to receive information from the CCIL regarding upcoming events or announcements. If at any time you decide you do not want to receive CCIL's email communications, simply click the "unsubscribe" link at the bottom of the email. You will automatically be removed from the email distribution list. To re-subscribe, contact the CCIL Secretariat.

Privacy Policy

The Canadian Council on International Law (CCIL) does not use contact information for purposes other than those for which it was collected, except with an individual’s consent or as required by law. Once contact information is no longer required to fulfill the identified purposes or other legal requirements, it will be destroyed, deleted or made anonymous.

Where the CCIL discloses Contact Information to a trusted third-party organization, the CCIL will enter into a written agreement to require such third parties to use the Contact Information only for the purposes for which it is provided to them, and to protect the privacy of the Contact Information in accordance with privacy laws and in a manner that is consistent with this Privacy Policy.

If you have any questions, please contact the CCIL Secretariat: ccil-ccdi@intertaskconferences.com