David Frum says lawyers are key to upholding what is morally right and maintaining a belief in the democratic system south of ...

A growing number of law school grads and seasoned lawyers see their J.D. as a passport to a world of career possibilities ...

To foster renewed outreach and engagement, the Commission has created a podcast called Obiter. Van Praagh says it explores the evolving nature of law and justice, and was given that name because ...

Inmates in Canada’s federal and provincial institutions can get hired on a number of jobs —sweeping floors, preparing food, or even performing repairs for National Defense equipment. Most involve ...

Recent events in the United States have highlighted the prevalence of explicit, individual, and systemic racism in American society and its devastating impacts on Black, Indigenous, and People of ...

After decades of relative quiet, talk of conscription and national service is suddenly making headlines on both sides of the Atlantic. This is not surprising, given the world looks more dangerous than ...

Law In-depth Canada's digital safety balancing act There's much to digest in the federal government's long-awaited online harms legislation. BY Dale Smith 5 Mar. 2024 ...

Law Opinion Law professor gives Lexis+ AI a failing grade ‘Given its current limitations, I cannot recommend this to my law students, and I would not use it for my own legal research at this time’ BY ...

Law In-depth An equitable outcome In Fraser, the Supreme Court of Canada affirmed substantive equality for women under the Charter. But questions remain about the future of systemic discrimination ...

When the Governor-General dissolved Parliament on Sunday, several bills died on the Order Paper, many of which were never debated in the fractious parliamentary environment marked by procedural ...

If Prime Minister Mark Carney's election was meant to be a rejection of authoritarian trends south of the Canadian border, things are not off to a good start. That’s Robert Diab’s conclusion given ...