A new Federal Court pilot project aims to reduce the number of judicial review applications around study permits ...

In a pair of decisions on Friday, the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously upheld that the presumption of a standard of review ...

The House of Commons is nearing final debate on an age verification bill that critics say includes provisions that would be ...

Regaining Trust was released at a council meeting of the Nova Scotia Barrister’s Society on Tuesday. It captures a pattern of ...

A Senate bill that would expand the fiduciary duties of corporate directors and officers to include their company’s social and environmental impacts is “very scary,” some lawyers say. Introduced last ...

The Alberta government is on the cusp of changing automobile insurance in the province. If the government is following its stated core principles (affordability, stability, simplicity, care-focused, ...

Woodland caribou, the iconic bellwether species that graces the Canadian quarter, are in peril. The North American subspecies of reindeer is also at the center of a heated tussle between Ottawa and ...

A court decision finding that Ontario’s climate action is subject to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms could have implications for federal political parties seeking to reverse the existing federal ...

The Section has made recommendations to improve access to justice for children. These suggestions are part of a submission to the United Nations’ Committee on the Rights of the Child, which is ...

The CBA’s Criminal Justice Section, through its Committee on Imprisonment and Release, is urging Correctional Service Canada to align its drug use policies with harm reduction practices to uphold the ...

The dramatic collapse of Heenan Blaikie in early 2014 remains one of the worst law firm failures in Canadian history. The firm was established in Montreal by three young lawyers in 1973 and quickly ...