Charter: Bike Lanes Cycling to the Supreme Court?
In this case, the Court of Appeal pointedly directed Canadian judges to apply their brakes and ‘stay in their respective lane’.
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Criminal Law: Mistaken Identity Based on Typo
In this case, the Court of Appeal summarized the legal principles that govern when fresh evidence should be accepted on appeal.
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Appellate Practice: Seeking Leave Nunc Pro Tunc
Is the right of access to personal health information only subject to the exceptions provided by s. 38 of HIPA, or includes other statutory exceptions?
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Municipal Law: Public Interest Standing to Challenge Rezoning Decision
Does this case raise a serious justiciable issue?
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Jury Trials: Remedying Counsel Misconduct
“Misconduct” within the meaning of R. 12‑6(12) is not limited to deliberate wrongdoing
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Labour Law: Injunctions to Stop Picketing
In this case, was the picketing by CUPW an act “in connection with” its labour dispute with Canada Post?
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