Good internal communication is also critical to a firm’s success, as is getting buy-in at all levels of client relationships, ...

“As more of these miscarriages of justice come to light, it’s going to lead to legal reform, to systemic reform. It’s going ...

The CBA calls for safeguards to address the growing reliance on Section 33 to shield legislation from constitutional scrutiny in cases where its use may undermine fundamental rights and freedoms. The ...

Concened by the increasing use of the notwithstanding clause by provincial governments and threats to do so by a potential future federal government, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association is ...

Humanity’s capacity for creativity has long been seen as one of our defining traits, setting us apart from the rest of creation. Creativity in writing has deep roots, dating back to when humans etched ...

The Ontario Bar Association has launched a new, free interactive learning platform for lawyers looking to learn about generative AI. This comes two years after the world was introduced to OpenAI’s ...

The gap between a right and a remedy for its violation reveals a significant barrier to the UNDRIP Act’s success in advancing reconciliation in the law. Former Justice Minister David Lametti told the ...

Canada is on the verge of becoming the latest jurisdiction – after England-Wales, Scotland, Ireland and Australia – to make coercive control by an intimate partner a criminal offence. Legislation ...

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that police were justified in impersonating a drug dealer on a phone seized during an arrest in order to orchestrate the arrest of another suspected dealer who ...

Jason Madden always uses the same analogy to describe the epic Métis fight for full recognition as Indigenous Peoples with self-determination rights. “We’d knock on the federal government’s door. The ...