Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Wednesday morning his nomination of Martin to fill the seat on the Supreme Court that will be left vacant when Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin retires on Dec. 15. Continue reading →

Canadians are still overestimating the amount of violent crime taking place across the country, a recent government study shows. Continue reading →

The Liberals are moving to make it clear an unconscious person cannot consent to sexual activity and a complainant has the right to a lawyer during rape shield proceedings. Continue reading →

York Ph D Mandi Gray, who was sexually assaulted in 2015 by a fellow sutdent, said she intends to send $7 million in invoices to Justin Trudeau and Kathleen Wynne to highlight the costs of being attacked. Continue reading →

Can law enforcement agencies legally access data on your smartphone here in Canada? If so, what legal requirements have to be met? Continue reading →

An internal survey shows almost 2,000 staff were conned into clicking on a phoney “phishing” link in their email, raising questions about the security of sensitive information. Continue reading →

Civil libertarians say the federal government’s new cyberbullying bill will erode Internet privacy by reviving many elements of the Tories’ controversial online surveillance legislation. Continue reading →