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On May 10, 2022, the Alberta Court of Appeal released its decision on the constitutionality of the federal Impact Assessment Act (IAA).

Katherine Hensel, lead counsel to IRC, noted that the Inuvialuit child wellbeing law, Inuvialuit Qitunrariit Inuuniarnikkun Maligaksat, is set to come into force and effect in November, 2022...

Rod Snow, Q.C. joins ten other former presidents of the CBA in responding to Prime Minister Harper's allegation that the Chief Justice acted inappropriately.

A recent article, published on McCarthy Tétrault LLP's Canadian ERA Perspectives blog may be of interest to readers of the Canadian Appeals Monitor blog.

We have been advised by a communications official at the Ministry of Municipal Affairs that the prudent investor provisions under the Municipal Act, 2001 (the "Act") are expected to be proclaimed in force next week.

David Lowe spoke to Sky News about the realistic impact of a no-deal Brexit, following comments made by Business Secretary,

In the article, Toby commented, "The challenge is ‘multi-faceted,' and a ‘laundry list of Charter challenges against the emergency measures being taken by the Yukon government.'"

​It more than sucks when you need to renew your registration over valuable rights but can't because of technical difficulties with the government's online registry.

Discover whether you might already hold Canadian citizenship through your family lineage. This webinar explores the often-overlooked pathways to Canadian citizenship by descent, examining how having Canadian parents, grandparents, or even great-grandparents could make you eligible for citizenship without going through traditional immigration processes.

In a Practice Notice issued earlier this month, the Canadian Intellectual Property Office ("CIPO") stated that including "wine" and "beer" in descriptions of wares and services will now be considered sufficiently specific to satisfy paragraph 30(a) of the Trade-marks Act.

The conclusion of negotiations to revise the NAFTA have made the North American trade situation somewhat less volatile.

The Parliament of Canada passed a resolution on March 22 condemning the rise in anti-Asian racism, racist attacks in North America, and to express its unanimous horror at the violent, racist and misogynistic attacks in Georgia last week.

Arising out of the disputed election results in Etobicoke-Centre, this case required the Supreme Court of Canada to determine whether the election results in that riding should be set aside on the basis of the potential that votes were cast by ineligible voters.

Simona Jellinek, Senior Counsel at Gluckstein Lawyers, has exclusively dedicated her career to sexual abuse law since 1996, pioneering a trauma-informed approach that puts survivors in complete control of their legal journey. Her work extends beyond individual cases to systemic advocacy, including her pivotal role in removing the civil limitation period for sexual abuse claims in Ontario. This legislative victory has created a ripple effect across Canada, empowering more survivors to seek justice on their o

In an outcome that has surprised many, Britain has voted to leave the EU. This will lead to a two-year period of negotiating the terms of exit with the EU and its member states.

A federal election was called yesterday and Canadians will head to the polls on Monday, September 20, 2021. During the 36-day election period, for profit and non-profit companies and charities...

In his November 2015 Mandate Letter to the Minister of National Revenue, Diane Lebouthillier, Prime Minister Trudeau mandated her to work to "modernize" Canada's charity law and clarify the rules...