A Saskatchewan radiologist’s lawsuit claimed the defendants made statements that implied he was grossly negligent and were aimed at destroying his reputation. Continue reading →

In an announcement on Thursday morning, the court said Cherie Campbell’s application for leave to appeal has been dismissed with costs. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada says it’s won’t hear a case about two Calgary Muslim students who were barred from praying at a non-denominational private school. Continue reading →

The Public Prosecution Service says the new approach recognizes the special legal and constitutional status of Indigenous Peoples, along with their unique history, circumstances and culture. Continue reading →

They are asking the court to allow doctors to provide them with medical aid in dying. Continue reading →

The engineering company’s former executive vice-president Sami Bebawi and his lawyer, Constantine Kyres, were initially charged with obstruction in 2014. Continue reading →

Moody’s says the ruling is also credit negative for banks and other creditors but adds it’s unclear how it will affect other industries and provinces going forward. Continue reading →

Paul Trevor Calnen was convicted by a jury of second-degree murder in the death of Reita Louise Jordan, 35, in March 2013. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada says the trustee for a bankrupt Alberta energy company cannot simply walk away from unprofitable wells on agricultural land without having to clean up. Continue reading →

The three-member Alberta Court of Appeal had earlier rejected a bid to overturn both the sentence and conviction. Continue reading →