While the Quebec factor explains part of the federal government’s permissive approach, it was also unduly silent in the face ...

That was one of my concerns as I prepared for law firm recruitment in 2006. I had not grown up around the formal business ...

Nalini Reddy, counsel with Fridman & Co. Law Office in Winnipeg and a member of the CBA’s Federal Courts Bench and Bar ...

Canada has long been known as a country that welcomes immigrants, but its immigration system is changing quickly. New ...

Unlike an assault or other discrete incident, coercive control may emerge from the cumulative effect of behaviour over months ...

In the case at hand, Seyed Ramin Moshfeghi Zadeh was driving in downtown Vancouver at 6 p.m. on a summer evening when he ran ...

The things that I was thinking about when we started this practice were the billable expectations on women that are leading ...

History was made in a Vancouver courtroom this week as Canada’s first federal youth-led climate trial got underway. The 15 young Canadians are taking the federal government to court over its fossil ...

In July 1933, two white Halifax boys were found dead by the train tracks. Daniel Perry Sampson, a Black World War I veteran, was hanged for their murder. Almost a century later, his ...

In the lead-up to the scuppered trade talks between the Canadian and American governments, the term “digital trade alignment” was being floated by the U.S. trade representative as part of the ...