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Women have a played a transformative role in the legal profession in Canada, advancing access to justice, strengthening public trust in the legal system and expanding representation in areas historically closed to them. Today, women make up almost half of practising lawyers in Canada — which reflects hard-fought progress in education and overcoming barriers to...

As the investigation continues into the deadly Air Canada crash at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, questions are being raised about who could be held legally responsible. Kevin Mahoney, an aviation accident attorney with Kreindler and Kreindler, joins Nicole Di Donato to break down potential liability, passengers’ rights, and what legal options may be available to...

Global’s Jazan Grewal speaks with civil rights attorney Devin Meepos to unpack the recent testimonies from both former U.S. secretary of state Hillary Clinton and Former U.S. President Bill Clinton in connection with the high-profile investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s criminal network.

Wetaskiwin continues to be tight-lipped around Mayor Joe Branco’s ban from city hall and Branco’s lawyer says the city hasn’t shared the investigation report.

New developments are emerging following Thursday’s news conference in the case involving Umar Zameer. With the trial now over, attention is shifting to how the report was conducted and whether proper process was followed. Crime analyst Hank Idsinga joins Megan King to break down what we’ve learned, the concerns raised by Zameer’s lawyers, and the...

With the demise of the murderous Iranian regime in the wake of Israeli and American attacks, Iran’s future is deeply uncertain. Jackson Proskow looks at the questions surrounding the legality and the U.S. President Donald Trump administration’s justification of the war.

If you were born before the 2000s you might remember this song: ‘Because I Got High’ by Joseph Foreman — better known as Afroman — topped the charts, 25 years ago. The American rapper is riding high this week after a legal victory against Ohio police. Mike Armstrong has the details.

Global’s Jazan Grewal speaks with Shira Scheindlin, a former U.S. district judge, to unpack the Supreme Court’s ruling against the Trump administration’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose global tariffs.

Legal proceedings have begun against the Quebec government denouncing changes to its now-defunct Programme de l’expérience québécoise (PEQ). A lawyer representing more than five hundred clients says the government’s decision to change the rules is forcing many people to leave the province even if they already have jobs, speak French and pay taxes. As Tim...

For most Albertans, Family Day is a chance to take a break and spend quality time with our loved ones. But for some families, reality is very different — especially when a child’s safety or home environment is at risk. When families head into court for divorce or custody, the loudest voices are often the...

A petition supporting Alberta separatism continues to divide communities as it gathers signatures across the province. Alberta First Nations maintain the question violates their constitutional rights. As Erik Bay tells us, another First Nation says it will be taking the province to court over the matter.

The Quebec private doctors’ federation is heading to court in hopes of reversing legislation that requires all new physicians to practice in the public health care system. Some doctors are threatening to leave the province if forced to go public, and it comes as access to public healthcare is already limited. Matthew Piscina reports.

Police and courtroom dramas are staples of pop culture. But how much of what we watch on American-based programs, read in books or scroll on social media is true to life? Legal Aid Alberta criminal duty counsel Cameron Mitchell chatted with Global News Morning Edmonton to help us separate fact from fiction.

The capture of a foreign leader is raising complex legal and constitutional questions in the United States. Joshua Kastenberg, U.S. constitutional law expert and historian, joins Miranda Anthistle to analyze presidential authority versus congressional oversight, the role of international law, potential consequences for the U.S. and whether charges filed in American courts can withstand scrutiny...

If you’ve ever wanted to go behind the scenes of the Montreal Courthouse, this is your chance. A special event is taking place this month that will not only grant access to Montreal’s legal system but also provide free legal advice. Tamara Davis, General Director of the Barreau de Montréal, joins Global News Morning’s host...

B.C. passengers seeking compensation for airline complaints are facing lengthy delays as they fight to be heard. As Angela Jung reports, a legal battle is underway challenging who deals with the claims.

WATCH: Chief Bobby Cameron says FSIN intends to pursue legal action after being asked by Indigenous Services Canada to repay $28.7 million in ineligible and unsupported expenses.

A leading researcher on Indigenous identity fraud has been ordered to pay damages and legal fees in a defamation suit filed by a University of Regina academic. Global’s Melissa Ridgen walks us through the case.

A Supreme Court challenge of Quebec’s secularism law, known as Bill 21, began Monday with the notwithstanding clause at the heart of arguments. As David Akin reports, legal experts say the arguments will centre on the criteria for suspending rights more than on state secularism.

Neither Lytton nor the province had the polices or legal framework to begin the rebuilding process after the wildfire that destroyed the village in 2021. As Kylie Stanton reports, changes have been made so that if a similar disaster happens again things would be different.