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Yesterday, Canada's 23rd Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, and the new Liberal cabinet formally assumed its duties after being sworn in at Rideau Hall.

The federal government announced, September 17, that it supports most of a parliamentary committee's recent recommendations for significant changes to Canada's Lobbying Act.

On Tuesday, March 8, 2016, Alberta's Lieutenant Governor, Her Honour Lois Mitchell, C.M., delivered the Speech from the Throne, kicking off the Second Session of the 29th Legislature of Alberta.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper says making Parliament work is essential if Canada is to avoid an unnecessary election that would jeopardize our economic recovery.

Manitoba has just launched a new Economic Development Strategy (the Strategy) that looks ahead to building growth, jobs and investment across the province.

On January 12th, the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (the "Ministry") proposed to amend Ontario Regulation 232/18 (the "Regulation")...

On June 8, 2021, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice struck down recent amendments to Ontario's Election Finances Act, RSO 1990, c E7 (EFA) that restricted third party spending on political advertising and related activities in the 12 months preceding a provincial election.

As Canada marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, how has the legal landscape evolved since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's landmark 2015 report? From the incorporation of UNDRIP into BC law to recent court decisions testing Aboriginal title and DRIPA's legal force, the path from acknowledgment to implementation continues to reshape Indigenous rights and governance in British Columbia.

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is a vital strategic interest to Canada. It will be built … We are a vast, varied cooperative federation, built on centuries of compromise.

Prince Edward Island's municipal legislation is being modernized with the implementation of the Municipal Government Act (the "MGA").

Most committees, when not studying legislation referred to them by the House, will engage in various studies related to the specific mandate of the committee.

In Chief Electoral Officer of Alberta v Sylvestre (“Sylvestre”)[1], issued December 5, 2025, the Court found that the proposed referendum, which asked whether Alberta should become a sovereign, independent country, contravened the Charter and historic treaties between Canada and certain Alberta First Nations.

Today, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act (the "GGPPA" or the "Act") references...

It is a commonly held perception that Alberta is a business-friendly province.

In Abyan v. Sovereign General Insurance Company (FSCO A16-003657, September 14, 2017) Arbitrator Benjamin Drory has released a surprising and unexpected decision finding that section 3...

The Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in Mikisew Cree First Nation v. Canada (Governor General in Council) on October 11, 2018.

Local Governments routinely deal with informal requests to access property and licensing files at the "counter" as well as more formal freedom of information requests.