The decision by the top court means that the documents regarding the case will remained sealed until the court decides if it will hear it.  Continue reading →

Alberta wants to have its say when British Columbia goes to the Supreme Court for a ruling on who is in charge of interprovincial projects like pipelines. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has nominated Nicholas Kasirer, a Quebec judge and former professor, to the Supreme Court of Canada. Continue reading →

The Supreme Court of Canada says an Edmonton man shouldn’t have been able to tell a jury that he was in a “friends-with-benefits” relationship with an alleged sexual assault victim. Continue reading →

Richard Bruce Stevens is scheduled to stand trial in Nova Scotia Supreme Court in September for the alleged sexual assault of a woman who lives in Japan. Continue reading →

The Honourable Deborah K. Smith, the associate chief justice of the province’s Supreme Court, will become only the second woman in the province’s history to achieve the position. Continue reading →

The justices ruled against U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration, which defended the law that had been in place since 1905. Continue reading →

The court, which has a 5-4 conservative majority, has 12 cases left to decide during its current term, which began in October and is expected to conclude by the end of June. Continue reading →

An Alberta couple charged in the meningitis death of their toddler wants a judge to dismiss the case against them. Continue reading →

Prisoner isolation, declared unconstitutional 18 months ago, will remain legal for now after Canada’s top court granted Ottawa’s urgent request to allow the current law to stay in force for the time being. Continue reading →