Car Phones to Cell Phones – Have the Times Really Changed?
How cell phones have changed in the last thirty years – though back then, they were “cellular telephones.” I remember the scene in John Hughes’ film, Sixteen Candles where the...
Category: Regulatory & Provincial Offences
Amici Curiae: Anti-Bullying & Bill 13, SlutWalk’s Second Year, and the Dewey & LeBoeuf Bankruptcy
Unholy Alliances? Gay-Straight Clubs, Catholic Opposition and Ontario’s Anti-Bullying Bill 13 The Canadian media has been awash with reports of support and opposition since the Ontario Minister of Education, Lauren...
Impulsive Judgment?: An Alternative View of the “Secret” G20 Policing Law
Last weekend, both violent and peaceful political protestors gathered on the streets of Toronto to voice concerns surrounding the G20 World Leader’s Summit. Smashed windows, police cars ablaze and billiard...
Interim Costs Orders to be Revisited by Supreme Court in Alberta Language Rights Case
On Wednesday, TheCourt.ca published a student post on the Supreme Court’s decision to grant leave to appeal to R. v. Caron. Today we publish a second piece on Caron, which...
