By Martin Ignasiak, October 17, 2023 Last Friday, the federal ministers of Natural Resources and Environment and Climate Change held ...
This article originally appeared in the Globe and Mail. By Heather Exner-Pirot, October 13, 2023 In a strong rebuke to ...
By Andrew Roman, March 31, 2023 On April 1 Canada’s carbon tax will increase, raising the price of gasoline by ...
The abuse of anti-discrimination law as an instrument of censorship would have been only the beginning, writes Leonid Sirota. By ...
A just and fair resolution can show all Canadians, including Mi’kmaq and Maliseet people, that the law can be just, ...
While courts are meant to decide legal issues and to make the law clear so it guides conduct, a closer ...
While the Mikisew Cree lost on their claim, the underlying developments in the case suggest that these issues are far ...
OTTAWA, ON (Jan. 31, 2018): Canadian courts, in particular the Supreme Court of Canada, have in recent years issued intellectual property ...
A case before the Supreme Court of Canada will test how far search engine giant Google can go in flouting ...
Worries about treading on Parliament’s policy-making function are now a subject of open debate at the Supreme Court of Canada. ...
The latest edition of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute’s magazine examines the impact of physician-assisted suicide and other recent decisions from the ...
