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- The following is an excerpt from Constraining the Court: Judicial Power in Policy Implementation in the Charter Era, one of five books shortlisted for the 2025 Donner Prize, the best public policy book of the year.
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- The following is an excerpt from Constraining the Court: Judicial Power in Policy Implementation in the Charter Era, one of five books shortlisted for the 2025 Donner Prize, the best public policy book of the year.
- The reality of the care provided at the Nanaimo Indian Hospital is shameful, distressing, and an ignominious legacy of Canada’s past.
- The reality of the care provided at the Nanaimo Indian Hospital is shameful, distressing, and an ignominious legacy of Canada’s past.
- The reality of the care provided at the Nanaimo Indian Hospital is shameful, distressing, and an ignominious legacy of Canada’s past.
- Cermaq Canada is alleging former fisheries minister Joyce Murray disregarded the advice of her department and government scientists.
- Cermaq Canada is alleging former fisheries minister Joyce Murray disregarded the advice of her department and government scientists.
- Cermaq Canada is alleging former fisheries minister Joyce Murray disregarded the advice of her department and government scientists.
- The federal government released its framework to implement the Black Justice Strategy more than four years after promising action following the 2020 Black Lives
- The federal government released its framework to implement the Black Justice Strategy more than four years after promising action following the 2020 Black Lives
- The federal government released its framework to implement the Black Justice Strategy more than four years after promising action following the 2020 Black Lives
- The time has come for Canada to prove that it can once again be a global leader in human rights, and perhaps inspire some
- The time has come for Canada to prove that it can once again be a global leader in human rights, and perhaps inspire some
- The time has come for Canada to prove that it can once again be a global leader in human rights, and perhaps inspire some
- At question is whether a constitutional amendment is needed to limit parliamentary privilege, or if it can be done via standard legislation.
- At question is whether a constitutional amendment is needed to limit parliamentary privilege, or if it can be done via standard legislation.
- At question is whether a constitutional amendment is needed to limit parliamentary privilege, or if it can be done via standard legislation.
- The call from the Prime Minister’s Office in March 1982 came as things were not going well for the Liberal opposition in Newfoundland and
- The call from the Prime Minister’s Office in March 1982 came as things were not going well for the Liberal opposition in Newfoundland and
- The call from the Prime Minister’s Office in March 1982 came as things were not going well for the Liberal opposition in Newfoundland and
- Canada is the world’s second-biggest consumer of pharmaceutical opioids—second only to the United States. To put that in perspective, retail pharmacies across Canada dispensed
- Canada is the world’s second-biggest consumer of pharmaceutical opioids—second only to the United States. To put that in perspective, retail pharmacies across Canada dispensed
- Canada is the world’s second-biggest consumer of pharmaceutical opioids—second only to the United States. To put that in perspective, retail pharmacies across Canada dispensed
- Conservative MPs and Liberal and Independent Senators are joining the pile-on atop the Liberals’ criminal justice reform bill, C-75, complaining the bill does too
- Conservative MPs and Liberal and Independent Senators are joining the pile-on atop the Liberals’ criminal justice reform bill, C-75, complaining the bill does too
- Conservative MPs and Liberal and Independent Senators are joining the pile-on atop the Liberals’ criminal justice reform bill, C-75, complaining the bill does too
- The effect legal marijuana will have on historically “over-policed and under-resourced” Indigenous communities is cause for concern, according to Independent Senator Murray Sinclair, who
- The effect legal marijuana will have on historically “over-policed and under-resourced” Indigenous communities is cause for concern, according to Independent Senator Murray Sinclair, who
- The effect legal marijuana will have on historically “over-policed and under-resourced” Indigenous communities is cause for concern, according to Independent Senator Murray Sinclair, who
- If the trend continues, once Bill C-45 on legalizing cannabis is passed, Canadians will find themselves in a totally absurd situation. On the one
- If the trend continues, once Bill C-45 on legalizing cannabis is passed, Canadians will find themselves in a totally absurd situation. On the one
- If the trend continues, once Bill C-45 on legalizing cannabis is passed, Canadians will find themselves in a totally absurd situation. On the one
- OTTAWA—The Supreme Court of Canada upheld the influence-peddling conviction against former prime ministerial adviser Bruce Carson, effectively ending a sprawling legal saga involving the
- OTTAWA—The Supreme Court of Canada upheld the influence-peddling conviction against former prime ministerial adviser Bruce Carson, effectively ending a sprawling legal saga involving the
- OTTAWA—The Supreme Court of Canada upheld the influence-peddling conviction against former prime ministerial adviser Bruce Carson, effectively ending a sprawling legal saga involving the
- A government bill aiming to remove unconstitutional parts of the Criminal Code is barely lurching along, much to the chagrin of a Conservative MP
- A government bill aiming to remove unconstitutional parts of the Criminal Code is barely lurching along, much to the chagrin of a Conservative MP
- A government bill aiming to remove unconstitutional parts of the Criminal Code is barely lurching along, much to the chagrin of a Conservative MP
- With little public discussion, Canada agreed to substitute an investment tribunal for investor-state arbitration in the Canadian-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)
- With little public discussion, Canada agreed to substitute an investment tribunal for investor-state arbitration in the Canadian-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)
- With little public discussion, Canada agreed to substitute an investment tribunal for investor-state arbitration in the Canadian-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)
- Nenita Andes Condez risked her life to visit Canada last spring. She was part of a KAIROS tour of Philippine leaders seeking accountability for
- Nenita Andes Condez risked her life to visit Canada last spring. She was part of a KAIROS tour of Philippine leaders seeking accountability for
- Nenita Andes Condez risked her life to visit Canada last spring. She was part of a KAIROS tour of Philippine leaders seeking accountability for
- OTTAWA—Political parties have already begun recruiting candidates and campaign workers for the next federal election in 2019. Many candidates could be drawn from the
- OTTAWA—Political parties have already begun recruiting candidates and campaign workers for the next federal election in 2019. Many candidates could be drawn from the
- OTTAWA—Political parties have already begun recruiting candidates and campaign workers for the next federal election in 2019. Many candidates could be drawn from the
- Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor says Ottawa could delay legalizing recreational marijuana for months after necessary legislation is passed into law to allow lower
- Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor says Ottawa could delay legalizing recreational marijuana for months after necessary legislation is passed into law to allow lower
- Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor says Ottawa could delay legalizing recreational marijuana for months after necessary legislation is passed into law to allow lower
- Some defence lawyers are looking to the Senate to fix a government justice bill they say would make unconstitutional changes to the way courts
- Some defence lawyers are looking to the Senate to fix a government justice bill they say would make unconstitutional changes to the way courts
- Some defence lawyers are looking to the Senate to fix a government justice bill they say would make unconstitutional changes to the way courts
