The court dismissed numerous objections Justice Michel Girouard had raised about the Canadian Judicial Council’s recommendation to the minister of justice. Continue reading →

The agreement setting guidelines for self-determination talks between the two governments was signed on Sept. 5. Continue reading →

Mayor says Ottawa needs “to implement reforms that will restore confidence in our system.” Continue reading →

Federal Court this week directed that the case filed by Henk Tepper in 2013 be scheduled for trial beginning in mid-December 2020 for about 10 weeks. Continue reading →

A Federal Court judge has ruled the Blood Tribe in southern Alberta is entitled to more land. Continue reading →

The Federal Court of Canada says it has issued a ruling in Cree and Dene — the first time it’s done so in an Indigenous language. Continue reading →

A Quebec nationalist group is claiming the Canadian government revoked a travel permit for the exiled former president of Spain’s Catalonia region. Continue reading →

SNC-Lavalin, the company at the centre of a national political storm, underscores what it calls new and troubling facts in a fresh court bid for a special agreement to avoid prosecution on corruption charges. Continue reading →

SNC-Lavalin’s attempt to revisit the chance of remediation — instead of a full prosecution — was struck down in Federal Court on Friday. Continue reading →

A federal court judge has dismissed an Edmonton business association’s application for a review into the decision to allow three supervised consumption sites to operate in the city’s core. Continue reading →