Gilles Letourneau

Gilles Létourneau is a former president of the Law Reform Commission of Canada, chairman of the Somalia Commission of Inquiry. He served on the Federal Court of Appeal and the Court Martial Appeal Court of Canada. He is the co-author of the only legal text in Canada on military law, Military Justice In Action.

Canadian military justice system antiquated, unfair

I was raised in French Canada in the Catholic faith. We were repeatedly told at school that, in one of her apparitions to the

Canadian military justice system antiquated, unfair

Opinion | BY GILLES LETOURNEAU | January 25, 2016

I was raised in French Canada in the Catholic faith. We were repeatedly told at school that, in one of her apparitions to the

Canadian military justice system antiquated, unfair

Opinion | BY GILLES LETOURNEAU | January 25, 2016

I was raised in French Canada in the Catholic faith. We were repeatedly told at school that, in one of her apparitions to the

Parliamentary control of Armed Forces: a matter of national urgency and public interest

OTTAWA—In 2014, the national media was awash with reports of sexual misconduct and harassment in the military, fuelled, in large part, by a front-cover exposé

Opinion | BY GILLES LETOURNEAU, MICHEL DRAPEAU | January 18, 2016

Parliamentary control of Armed Forces: a matter of national urgency and public interest

Opinion | BY GILLES LETOURNEAU, MICHEL DRAPEAU | January 18, 2016

OTTAWA—In 2014, the national media was awash with reports of sexual misconduct and harassment in the military, fuelled, in large part, by a front-cover exposé

Parliamentary control of Armed Forces: a matter of national urgency and public interest

Opinion | BY GILLES LETOURNEAU, MICHEL DRAPEAU | January 18, 2016

OTTAWA—In 2014, the national media was awash with reports of sexual misconduct and harassment in the military, fuelled, in large part, by a front-cover exposé

Gilles Letourneau

Canadian military justice system antiquated, unfair

Canadian military justice system antiquated, unfair

Canadian military justice system antiquated, unfair

Parliamentary control of Armed Forces: a matter of national urgency and public interest

Parliamentary control of Armed Forces: a matter of national urgency and public interest

Parliamentary control of Armed Forces: a matter of national urgency and public interest

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