Manitoba’s Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler recently introduced Bill 17 on Monday, March 19. The proposed legislation is titled the Drivers and Vehicles Amendment and Highway Traffic Act and it amends current provincial legislation to allow police officers to…
This afternoon, Friday, March 23rd, 2018, President Donald Trump signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act (HR 1625: 2018) approving federal spending for the fiscal year, after the bill was passed by a vote in the Senate….
Marco Calandrini est un membre de la Gendarmerie royale du Canada qui a été jugé devant une autorité disciplinaire de la GRC au sujet de trois manquements au code de déontologie. Ces trois manquements impliquaient…
Quebec’s Superior Court has ordered that Radio-Canada journalist Marie-Maude Denis must reveal the source of leaked information relating to alleged collusion between the awarding of public contracts and Liberal Party fundraising. This information led to…
On March 8, 2018, Nunavut Minister of Health Pat Angnakak has stated that her department will complete the comprehensive review of the medical travel system in Nunavut which began under the previous Minister of Health….
La Cour d’appel de la Nouvelle-Écosse a annulé la déclaration de culpabilité de l’ancien matelot de la marine d’Halifax Paul Simpson, un jugement ayant été rendu contre lui pour agression sexuelle en juin 2017. L’homme…
The Viens commission, a two-year inquiry lead by the government of Québec into the treatment of Indigenous people in the province by public bodies, continues to make headlines as Indigenous community leaders and advocates testify…
Le Gouvernement provincial de Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador a récemment annoncé qu’une nouvelle modification à la Loi sur les services d’aide juridique sera probablement très bientôt en vigueur. Ce changement aura pour but de ne plus permettre aux personnes accusées…
Whistle Blowing Laws in every jurisdiction are integral to ensuring those who call out employer misconduct are held accountable. They also ensure that those who shed light on the wrongful acts of employers are protected…
The last stage of the state’s case against William Blackmore has come to close, as his conviction for polygamy (Criminal Code s. 293) was confirmed at the B.C. Supreme Court last week. As discussed earlier…
