Online Copyright Infringement – “It Is What It Is”?
The internet is like the wild west of the modern age. The simile may be trite, but there is no denying that the internet continues to progress faster than the...
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BC Human Rights Tribunal v Schrenk: Employment Discrimination and Access to Justice
On December 15th 2017, the Supreme Court released its decision in British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal v Schrenk, 2017 SCC 62 [Schrenk], which deals with the question of whether discrimination...
R v Jarvis : Schooling Privacy
NOTE: there is a publication ban in this case, pursuant to section 486.4 of the Criminal Code, which prohibits the dissemination of information that may identify the witnesses. This post is...
Tempering R v Comeau : A Primer on the Interprovincial Trade Debate (Part 1)
This is the first of a two-part post outlining the constitutional issues in R v Gerard Comeau, an interprovincial trade case to be heard by the Supreme Court of Canada on...
