Volume 6.2 (1995)In this issue: The New Human Rights Agenda: The First Sheldon Chumir Lecture; Israel Ushers in a Constitutional Revolution: The Israeli Experience, The Canadian Impact; The Regulation of Private Health Care Under the Canada Health Act and the Canadian Charter; Paradigms Lost: German Federal and Electoral Solutions to Canada's Constitutional Problems
Volume 6.1 (1994)In this issue: Rethinking Social Democracy: The PQ's Project de Société; Unstable Founding: PQ Assumptions and the Independence Project; Canada and Québec in a New World: The PQ's Economic Proposals; Québec and English Canada: The Politics of Territory; The Status and Rights of the James Bay Crees in the Context of Québec Secession from Canada; The More Things Change: Sovereignty, Québec and the New World
Volumes 5.3 & 5.4 (1994)In this issue: Constitutional Implications of NAFTA: Perspectives from Canada, the United States, and Mexico
Volume 5.2 (1994)In this issue: The Federal Electoral Regime Confronts the Charter ... Again: A Comment on Somerville v. Canada (A.G.); Starving in the Shadow of Law: A Comment on Finlay v. Canada (Minister of Finance); Terminal Care, Terminal Justice: The Supreme Court of Canada and Sue Rodriguez; Aboriginal Rights and Delgamuukw v. The Queen
Volume 5.1 (1994)In this issue: Federalism and Democracy; Appointments to The Supreme Court of Canada; Deferring Delay: A Comment on R. v. Potvin; Further Restrictings on Access to Charter Review: A Comment on Hy and Zel's Inc. v. Ontario (A.G.)
Volume 4.4 (1993)In this issue: Constructing Canadian Identities; It's the Law of the Land: Gender and the Geography of Hope; The Supreme Court Entrenches Parliamentary Privilege Out of the Charter's Reach: Donohoe v. CBC; The Possibilities of Schachter: A Response to Professor Duclos; Constitutionalizing the Patriarchy: Aboriginal Women and Aboriginal Government
Volume 4.3 (1993)In this issue: The Changing Face of Human Rights in Canada; The Supreme Court and Mandatory Retirement: Sanctioning the Status Quo; Distinguishing Zundel and Keegstra; A Constitutional Revolution: Israel's Basic Laws; The Canadian Charter as a Model for Israel's Basic Laws; The Australian Republican Movement and its Implications for Canada
Volume 4.2 (1993)In this issue: Learning From Failure: Lessons From Charlottetown; Stepping Stone or Pyrrhic Victory? Reform and the Referendum; The Canada Clause That Was: How Courts Use Interpretive Clauses; Treaty Indigenous Peoples and the Charlottetown Accord: The Message in the Breeze; Solutions to the Future of Canada and Québec After the October 26th Referendum: Genuine Sovereignties Within a Novel Union; Banquo's Ghost and Other Constitutional Incubuses: Some Lessons from the Charlottetown Process; Amending the Canadian Constitution; Canada's Quest for Constitutional Perfection
Volume 4.1 (1992)In this issue: Alberta Nurses v. A Contemptuous Supreme Court of Canada; Treaty Federalism; Harm Revisited: R. v. Butler; Britain's Quiet Revolution; A Remedy for the Nineties: Schachter v. R. and Haig & Birch v. Canada
Volume 3.4 (1992)In this issue: Oldman and Environmental Impact Assessment: An Invitation for Cooperative Federalism; Living Tree?; Canadian Council of Churches v. The Queen: Public Interest Takes a Back Seat; Whatever Became of the Westminster Model?; Constitutional Reform in South Africa
Volume 3.3 (1992)In this issue: Shaping What Future for Canada? A Prospective Analysis of the Federal Government's Constitutional Proposals; Living in a Material World: Property Rights in the Charter; Fearful Symmetry: Constitutional Uniformity and the Federal Amendment Proposals; Distinct Status for Québec: A Benefit to English Canada; Beads and Trinkets Take on New Form in Federal Constitutional Proposals for Aboriginal Peoples in Canada; Thoughts on Constitutional Amendments Recognizing an Inherent Aboriginal Right to Self-Government; On Senate Reform; Living Tree or Wired Bonsai? The Federal Government's Constitutional Proposals on the Economic Union; The Agenda for Constitutional Reform; Shaping Canada's Future Together or A Doomed Attempt to Escape from Reality; The Delegation Power Past and Present; "The West": Myth or Reality in the Constitutional Reform Process?
Volume 3.2 (1992)In this issue: R. v. Seaboyer: Pornographic Imagination and the Springs of Relevance; Surprising and Disturbing? The Saskatchewan Boundaries Decision; Lavigne v. Opseu: Stumbling Towards a Freedom From Association; A Cap on CAP; The Market and the Constitution
