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Ontario’s top court says government climate action subject to the Charter
Unanimous decision makes clear it's not enough to simply enact climate legislation; could impact political efforts to roll ...
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At loggerheads over the fate of woodland caribou
Ottawa and Quebec are not seeing eye-to-eye — again. With the survival of the species at stake, the feds are flexing their ...
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Harm reduction in Canada’s jails
The CBA’s Criminal Justice Section, through its Committee on Imprisonment and Release, is urging Correctional Service Canada ...
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The demise of Heenan Blaikie
It all came apart, however, on Feb. 5, 2014, when Heenan Blaikie's partners voted to dissolve the firm. Much ink has been ...
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Operating in a manner that benefits the environment and wider society
A Senate bill that would expand the fiduciary duties of corporate directors and officers to include their company’s social ...
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Open and Shut: The case against no-fault auto insurance
The Alberta government is on the cusp of changing automobile insurance in the province. If the government is following its stated core principles (affordability, stability, simplicity, care-focused, ...
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Children as the subject of substantive and procedural rights
The Section has made recommendations to improve access to justice for children. These suggestions are part of a submission to the United Nations’ Committee on the Rights of the Child, which is ...