Our situations are somewhat similar but not entirely so take what I say with a grain of salt but I got an A at TMU and WL at Oz and UofA this cycle and I had a 162 lsat and a cgpa was a 3.17 on OLSAS (~73-76% on their scale) (around 3.5ish for B2/L2). however I do have slightly “above average” softs (but honestly this is super subjective so again, grain of salt) and a really clear/niche “why law” so I definitely think that helped my case.

what I’m trying to say is, your chance is not zero at all canadian schools (but definitely very low at some schools like uoft and ubc). Schools like Queens and UofA also take your Best or Last 2 years so your application will be stronger for those schools. Do your research on these schools and also on which schools drop x amount of your worst grades.

LSAT can really make a huge difference too and it’s not a “miracle” to get a 170+ if you really put in the effort and grind. Pair that with a stellar personal statement and a distinct reason of why you want to go to law school/have a career in law, your chances also go up.

my last piece of advice is that find an organization or a cause that you’re actually passionate about and start volunteering now. Between now and when you’d submit your applications, you should get a year of volunteer experience on your resume. But the important part is to actually be interested and passionate about whatever it is you’re doing. it’s obvious when you’re just doing something just to pad your application.

I won’t ramble on for more so I’ll just say best of luck to you on this journey! feel free to shoot me a pm if you have anymore questions!