R v McNeil: Handing Over Records of Police Misconduct
A Supreme Court ruling issued on Friday now requires the police to hand over records of the discipline and misconduct of its officers as part of its disclosure obligation to...
Author: Kevin Tilley
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...
Collective Bargaining Under the Charter: Ontario’s Agricultural Workers
At a time when York University and the University of Windsor have experienced disruptions due to labour disputes, it seems unusually timely that the Ontario Court of Appeal would deliver...
Stalled Dialogue: Security Certificates at an Impasse
The ongoing judicial-parliamentary dialogue over the constitutionality of Canada’s security certificates regime came to a halt this week when the Federal Court refused to consider the latest constitutional challenge on...
