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Since the Supreme Court of Canada's landmark ruling...those directly affected by the prospect of physician-assisted death have been awaiting legislative and parliamentary response.

Donald Trump continues to make headlines in Washington.

On June 29, 2020, in AC and JF v. Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Alberta, the Alberta Court of Appeal (ABCA) unanimously granted an application to reconsider a decision issued by the ABCA only nine months earlier.

As Canadians head to the election polls in October to cast ballots in the federal election, one of the issues that will likely be on their minds is the recent finding of the Integrity Commissioner

On April 23, 2021, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) released a decision answering a constitutional question as to whether non-Canadians can exercise Aboriginal rights protected under Section 35(1)...

Mr. Tang was the owner of a property in British Columbia. While living abroad, he rented the property to tenants, who owned dogs and played loud music throughout the day and night.

The midpoint of the federal election campaign has arrived and with it the release of the detailed (and costed) Liberal Party of Canada 2019 Election Platform.

Canadians will be heading to the polls on Monday, September 20th, 2021, to elect their next Federal Government. Employers have a number of obligations to employees under the Canada Elections Act, SC 2000...

It has been 24 years since British scientists cloned Dolly the sheep, and now Brexit is about to give rise to an entirely different type of cloning.

In our December 30, 2004 bulletin (no. IPB2004-5), we described the small entity fee debacle highlighted by the decision in Barton No-Till Disk Inc. v. Dutch Industries, and we reported that the federal government had introduced amendments to the Patent Act (in Bill C-29) to allow patent holders to retroactively correct the situation.

Over a year now has passed since Canada’s anti-spam legislation ("CASL") received royal assent. CASL is still not yet in force.

He also brought a motion to certify his proposed action as a class proceeding.

Should the Supreme Court hear and determine the constitutional issue despite the lack of notice in the lower courts?

The Supreme Court of Canada has released its much-anticipated decision Democracy Watch v. Canada (Attorney General), 2026 SCC 28. This is a watershed case that underscores the significance of the rule of law to Canada’s constitutional structure.

This dispute arose as a result of a letter Chief Justice of Canada Richard Wagner wrote to then-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in May 2023 to express "deep concern with regard...

The Supreme Court of Canada released its much-anticipated decision in Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission v Whatcott today.

In August 2018, the Attorney General of Québec announced its intention to appeal the decision of the Superior Court of Québec, which held that the Québec government's controversial attempt to force Internet Service Providers ...