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On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we encourage everyone to reflect on the words Every Child Matters.

Alain Bartleman recently spoke with Radio-Canada regarding new government advisories recommending that First Nations members carry a valid passport, in addition to their Secure Certificate of Indian Status (SCIS), when entering the United States.

Dive into the dynamic conversation between Ronald Davis and Lindsay Griffiths in the latest episode of the International Lawyers Network‘s Law Firm ILN-telligence podcast — get ready to be...

Young Park and Prof. Andrew Clement joined Travis Dhanraj on CBC's Canada Tonight to discuss Canadian voter data accessibility and last week's landmark decision by the BC Supreme Court...

Don't miss out on this compelling discussion moderated by Teodora (Prpa) Obradovic. Tune in to the latest episode of the TAS Podcast, Friends Who Argue, featuring The Hon. George R. Strathy...

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...

In April 2008 water bodies in Alberta were frozen over and as a result, migratory birds were drawn to Syncrude's open tailings ponds where over 1600 waterfowl died from exposure to bitumen.

His presentation discussed the four phases of Canada's LGBT Purge, and in particular, the role of lawyers in each phase.

The British Columbia Supreme Court's decision on the admissibility of two statements provided to environmental officers provides guidance on how interviews...

If you have Primary and Secondary Wills in place, this court decision may put that planning in jeopardy.

Now that the Supreme Court of Canada has denied leave to appeal in Suncor Energy Inc. v. Alberta (2017) 415 D.L.R. (4th) 499 (Alta C.A.) it will be harder to establish solicitor-client privilege ...

The month of January is a month known for resolutions. It is the perfect time to plan for the year ahead, ...

The Regulation applies throughout the COVID-19 period, which is from March 1, 2020 until the date that is six weeks after the day that the emergency is declared terminated.

On February 9, 2024, the SCC released its decision in Attorney General of Québec, et al. v. Attorney General of Canada, et al.

On January 18, 2018 the Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Sorflaten v. Nova Scotia (Environment) (2018) NSSC 7 refused to admit the expert opinion of Dr. Douglas J. Hallett, a toxicologist, relating to certain environmental aspects of a Ministerial approved pilot project for burning recycled tires as fuel at a cement plant owned by Lafarge Canada.

Justice Weatherill's ruling upholds the March 1, 2022 decision of David Loukidelis, KC, acting as Delegate of the BC Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner. Like Mr. Loukidelis, Justice...

On March 20, 2020, the Province of Ontario filed an order in council under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act effectively suspending until further notice all statutory limitation periods, ...