The Supreme Court of Canada agreed to hear four different cases today - the top court is saying yes to quite a few leave applications this year - and one of the appeals will be a major Indigenous law case, on B.C.'s Indigenous rights declaration law: https://t.co/Sble4Bq9cf
'that's when the courage came to me' - an interview with Kuldeep Ahluwalia and more on the Supreme Court's landmark recognition of a new tort of intimate partner violence, in @globeandmail: https://t.co/9PG8THLmZ9
a new tort - and a particularly sharp dissent: Supreme Court opens new legal avenue for victims of intimate partner violence to seek damages
https://t.co/9PG8THLmZ9
a new tort? Supreme Court set to issue major ruling in the Ahluwalia family violence case, after a particularly extended span of deliberation:
https://t.co/2FLEt4NPi6
a short profile of Louise Arbour, the new Governor-General. Spoke with some people who know her well, former SCC colleagues and such: https://t.co/S5u4YLXu8F
Parliament can limit lawmakers’ free speech - parliamentary privilege - in narrow circumstances, Supreme Court rules, the culmination of @ryan_p_alford's eight-yr odyssey, law prof v fed govt. Stick around for the philosophy in the last paragraph.
https://t.co/a7QRv7ajDB
out of the history books & into the country's apex courtroom, a student of legal history ancient & recent, @ryan_p_alford's eight-year odyssey: How one law professor challenged the limits of a prime minister’s power at the Supreme Court of Canada:
https://t.co/BsxiHAgaTU
Ontario courts deny bail to more people than ever before - under old federal rules that are about to become stricter, new rules designed to deny bail to more people - all of it amid a rise in violent crime & public and political pressure to do something: https://t.co/kxy8vBCssX
4 minute mile, 2 hour marathon: in the middle of the last century, Roger Bannister & John Landy forged new frontiers of human physical capacity. A dz yrs ago, I spoke with both men & explored how much faster the best of us can run, a @globeandmail feature https://t.co/y1uzYQygTd
Trudeau prorogation case at Federal Court of Appeal will proceed. It's moot but FCA said "the legal questions it raises remain very much alive." Hearing TBD. Decision: https://t.co/q81kbjVeMh My story of FC case in Feb 2025, before it was dismissed:
https://t.co/tT5UJSXCnN
Analysis: Erosion of case against Frank Stronach spotlights challenges of prosecuting historical sexual assaults, in @globeandmail.
https://t.co/MyW92vtp93
Five big questions after landmark Supreme Court hearing on government powers against Canadians' rights: when will a judgment land, what might the ruling be & why did three judges ask no questions?https://t.co/e5i6sgz6JE
A look back at Day 2 of Bill 21/Charter notwithstanding clause at the Supreme Court. The judges appear to have a specific strategy in the asking of their questions. Judicial declarations probed. This morning the fed govt, Ontario, Alberta, B.C. & others. https://t.co/eLmLx3Kdo5
Quebec strikes back: first look at Day 2 of the landmark Supreme Court hearing on Quebec's Bill 21/the Charter notwithstanding clause. https://t.co/eLmLx3Kdo5