Labour Law: Injunctions to Stop Picketing

15 Jul 2026 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

In this case, was the picketing by CUPW an act “in connection with” its labour dispute with Canada Post?

Summary Judgment: “Issue of First Impression”

8 Jul 2026 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

Was the Motion Judge’s decision in this case interlocutory or final?

Mootness: Greenhouse Vegetables Wilt on Appeal

1 Jul 2026 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

The Court of Appeal provided a helpful summary of the institutional structure (they call it “The Regulatory Framework”) governing B.C. vegetables – potentially useful to anyone gently encouraging their children/grandchildren to eat their vegetables.

Proceedings Against the Crown: Charter Claims Don’t Escape Rule 2.1.01

24 Jun 2026 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

The C.A. emphasized that an assertion of Charter rights does not place a proceeding “beyond the reach” of Rule 2.1.01 and that the Superior Court’s “authority to control its own process is not displaced when a litigant makes a constitutional claim

Injunctions: Public Interest Presumption Grounds Air Combat Training Restriction

17 Jun 2026 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

In the circumstances here, the Court of Appeal undertook its own assessment and concluded that without evidence to overcome the presumption that the Notice is in the public interest, and noting that the public interest could be “profoundly affected” in the event of a collision, the balance of convenience favours not issuing an interlocutory injunction.

Class Actions: EA’s “Loot Box” Certification Survives Appeal

10 Jun 2026 | Blog, Court of Appeal Decision of the Week

Case: Electronic Arts Inc. v.

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