Hello everyone,

I hope you are doing fine across the board. Please I need your help and advice regarding a certain issue. I graduated from an US school with a bachelor's degree a could of years ago. I am looking for an LLM program in Canada that takes non law graduates. I would like to study environmental law. Does anyone know anything about such programs. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.

It's going to be tricky if you don't have an undergraduate degree in law. I would research the list of schools found here:
https://llm-guide.com/search/result?area=48&specs=61

(That's an advanced search for Canadian programs that offer an LLM in Environmental Law, by the way.)

And from a quick glance, the notable programs there - McGill, Calgary, Dalhousie - all require a first degree in law. You might check with the schools to see if they allow for exceptions though!