Looking ahead, Bildfell has every intention of maintaining a learning mindset and applying his skills to advocating for the ...

LC: If you're a CBA member, you joined for a reason. You should be proud of why you joined and share that. I became a member in law school, and I don't believe my practice, my life, or my experience ...

Over the past year, politicians have lambasted court rulings as “unhelpful” and “disgusting,” and disparaged judges as “not synonymous with democracy.” For their part, media commentators have vilified ...

As the legal community mourns the passing of barbara findlay, KC, she’s being remembered for the indelible mark she left on ...

The Canadian Bar Association’s Privacy and Access Section broadly supports the proposed modernization of the Privacy Act but recommends safeguards to ensure privacy ...

If he “and the puisne judges of the court are as committed to accessibility as they purport to be, they must make a ...

Digital platforms increasingly rely on predictive systems to shape how users, including minors, experience online services, ...

When a family unravels, the house must be divided, the support calculated, and the children’s lives rebuilt around two homes. And before any of it can gain traction, the waiting begins. Months pass ...

At first pass, Chantal Bernier was taken aback by some of the changes in Ottawa’s updated privacy legislation. But after some reflection, she’s come to see them as “enlightened.” “It is both audacious ...

A month before COVID-19 gave the world a crash course in Zoom calls and remote work, Saskatoon’s Luanne Schlosser had already moved beyond the brick-and-mortar law firm model. She founded Lunova Law ...

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that the section of the Conflict of Interest Act that bars judicial review of the ethics commissioner's decisions is unconstitutional. The unanimous decision ...