Public Interest Responsible Journalism and the Tort of Defamation
A quiet, but dramatic change is taking place in Canadian media law as courts across the country are beginning to shift the law of defamation in favour of freedom of...
A quiet, but dramatic change is taking place in Canadian media law as courts across the country are beginning to shift the law of defamation in favour of freedom of...
TheCourt.ca is but one of several Canadian legal blogs that publishes daily. Today, we’d like to draw your attention to another: Michel-Adrien Sheppard’s personal blog Library Boy, of which we’ve...
In the age of globalization, national courts are increasingly referring to foreign jurisprudence and international law in their decision making. However, the use of foreign jurisprudence by domestic judges is...
Leave to appeal has been granted by the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) in R v Bobby Singh Virk et al. This appeal will answer the question of whether counsel...