“Equitable Compensation” for a Breach of the Crown’s Fiduciary Duty Towards First Nations
Category: Aboriginal Rights
Combating Online Hate: Yes, Your Tweet Could Be Considered Hate Speech
Category: Fundamental Freedoms (Section 2)
Ontario’s Restrictions on Third Party Election Advertising are Law, “Notwithstanding” the Finding of Unconstitutionality
Category: Democratic Governance, The Charter, Fundamental Freedoms (Section 2), Constitutional Issues
Cruel and Unusual Punishment: Can Corporations Claim Protection Under Section 12 of the Charter?
Category: Legal Rights (Sections 7-14)
Can the Government Prohibit the Spread of Falsehoods in an Election?
Category: Democratic Governance, Fundamental Freedoms (Section 2)
Can a Provincial Referendum Trigger a Legal Duty to Enter Constitutional Negotiations? Alberta’s 2021 Equalization Referendum and the Reference re Secession of Quebec
Category: Federalism, Constitutional Issues
Provincial Constitutions: What Are They and How Do We Amend Them?
Category: Federalism, Constitutional Issues
The Constitutional Amendments in Quebec’s Bill 96: Whose Consent is Needed?
Category: Federalism, Constitutional Issues
The Genetic Non-Discrimination Act Reference: Federal Criminal Law Powers Applied to Modern Science
Category: Federalism, Constitutional Issues
From Just a Title to Minister of Everything: The Deputy Prime Minister of Canada
Category: Democratic Governance, Constitutional Issues
Yes, the Federal Government Can Put a Price on Greenhouse Gas Emissions – Part 2
Category: Federalism, Constitutional Issues
R v Desautel: The Court Defined “Aboriginal peoples of Canada” – What Now?
Category: Aboriginal Rights, Constitutional Issues
R v Desautel: Who are the “Aboriginal Peoples of Canada”?
Category: Aboriginal Rights, Constitutional Issues
Yes, the Federal Government Can Put a Price on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Category: Federalism, Constitutional Issues
Using the Charter to Repair the Damage of Unconstitutional Government Action
Category: The Charter, Constitutional Issues
How does the Charter of Rights and Freedoms empower courts to repair the damage of unconstitutional government action? In a recent decision, Conseil scolaire francophone de la Colombie-Britannique v British […]