Shushing the Chief?
In his article “Judges Shouldn’t be Muzzled,” published yesterday in the National Post, David Asper countered an earlier editorial that criticized the statements of C.J. McLachlin for her recent speech...
Author: Corey Wall
Canada v Hislop: How Far Back Are We Willing to Go?
Anytime differential treatment of a group is recognized as morally wrong or a violation of equality rights there arises a difficult issue. In trying to determine how best to compensate...
Lingering Thoughts on Little Sisters and the Cost of Exerting Your Rights
With the winding up of the Court Challenges Program and the decision of the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) in Little Sisters Book and Art Emporium v Canada (Commissioner of Customs...
The Charter and the Supreme Court, A 25-Year Trial
To mark the 25th anniversary of our Charter of Rights and Freedoms, several special events and publiations have taken place. The McGill Institute for the Study of Canada made the...
