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The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that warrants to search premises must expressly authorize the police to search computers found therein, in order to avoid infringement of s. 8 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms – the right to be secure against unreasonable search or seizure.

There are reports that President Trump is considering an Executive Order to require the Department of Homeland Security, and in particular USCBP, to ask foreign visitors to provide information about their social media profiles...

With the legal and business landscapes rapidly evolving over the last year, McCarthy Tétrault's 2024 Outlook Series looks at the latest developments across key industries that will affect your business in 2024...

This legislative update report provides a comprehensive overview of recent regulatory changes, proclamations, and notices across Canadian federal and provincial jurisdictions. The bulletin covers environmental regulations, energy law amendments, residential tenancy updates, and various sector-specific legislative developments affecting multiple industries and practice areas.

On June 10, 2020, the final version of the Regulations Amending the Regulations Amending Certain Regulations Made Under the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act, 2019...

The Indian Act's registration provisions have undergone multiple amendments to address sex-based discrimination, yet many First Nations membership codes still incorporate outdated eligibility criteria from the 1985 Act. Recent court decisions have found these membership codes unconstitutional when they perpetuate the same discriminatory provisions that were challenged and remedied through Bills C-3 and S-3, creating a two-tier citizenship system that disadvantages descendants of female ancestors compared to

This comprehensive legislative update covers recent regulatory changes, proclamations, and proposed regulations across Canada's federal government and all provinces and territories.

In consultations involving Indigenous groups, businesses and governments, it is sometimes difficult to establish who is the decisionmaker for the Indigenous community.

On August 28, 2019, the Federal Government introduced the Authorizations Concerning Fish and Fish Habitat Protection Regulations (the "Regulations").

The Canadian Human Rights Act does not contain a provision akin to that of Ontario's Human Rights Code specifically permitting a plaintiff to plead a human rights complaint within the body of its civil suit.