“Canadians, including those who served with you, won’t be afforded the opportunity to salute your stellar career in a dignified military manner,” writes Roy Green. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau has said some things about the Mark Norman case, but ‘sorry’ is not one of them, Roy Green says. Continue reading →

Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan told reporters on Wednesday that the government would cover Norman’s legal fees, but did not provide an exact amount. Continue reading →

Those close to Marie Henein say the only thing the high-profile criminal lawyer defends more relentlessly than her clients is the justice system itself. Continue reading →

The statements Marie Henein critized came earlier this month in the form of several Twitter posts and a public fact-sheet in which the department said it wanted to “clarify” Henein’s requests for internal records. Continue reading →

Lawyer Marie Henein issued the ultimatum during a brief pre-trial hearing on Wednesday even as Butts, who recently resigned as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s top aide, was testifying before a House of Commons committee on the SNC-Lavalin affair. Continue reading →

Norman was charged last March with one count of breach of trust for allegedly leaking government secrets to undermine cabinet’s decision-making process on a major shipbuilding deal. Continue reading →

The code names were allegedly used by some in the military to hide information related to the court case of the country’s second highest-level soldier, say Mark Norman’s lawyers. Continue reading →

They argue the records – many of them cabinet secrets – will prove the suspended military officer’s innocence. Continue reading →

A speech by Marie Henein, Jian Ghomeshi’s lawyer, will go ahead at three Canadian universities Friday evening despite opposition from some students in Nova Scotia. Continue reading →