How do trial judges find a balance between reducing over-incarceration and addressing gender-based violence when the victim ...

When the federal government introduced Bill S-2 into the Senate a year ago, it was largely a move to address concerns about ...

At issue was whether it was constitutional for Parliament to legislate limits to the free speech of the MPs and senators on ...

Often driven by mental health issues, these cases affect the day-to-day functioning of the courts and consume valuable public ...

As Canada faces foreign interference from south of the border and beyond, it can look to Finland, a fellow middle power, to ...

Decision could reverberate in Alberta, as province forgoes independent commission’s work on electoral maps in favour of new ...

In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court of Canada struck down Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s limits on third-party political advertising in the year before a provincial election. The province invoked the ...

A first-of-its-kind lawsuit targeting Canada’s largest pension fund manager could help set a precedent for how investment funds handle climate change, legal experts say. Earlier this week, the four ...

Even though the Saskatchewan government pre-emptively invoked the notwithstanding clause to prevent court challenges to its legislation requiring parental consent for gender diverse students to use ...

The Supreme Court of Canada has laid out the reasons why a prosecutor doesn’t have to prove the timing of a criminal offence beyond a reasonable doubt. In dismissing the appeal of a sexual assault ...

CBA president responds to B.C. court decision upholding legislation that transforms regulation of the legal profession ...