Unions are opposing proposed changes to the Canada Labour Code in the federal government’s Building Canada Strong Act, arguing that they amount to a direct attack on the right to strike.

Prince Edward Island will move to dismantle a 35-year-old quasi-judicial tribunal and replace it with two new decision-making ...

The Business Council of Canada (BCC) has welcomed the federal government’s introduction of the Building Canada Strong Act, which proposes measures aimed at ensuring federal reviews and decisions on ...

There are plenty of obvious lessons from the National Basketball Association’s (NBA) investigation into Kawhi Leonard and the LA Clippers. But one lesson should matter to every professional athlete: ...

A manslaughter case can turn on a single act for purposes of criminal liability, even if it is not a single-act case for ...

By Jen Lauriault ( September 22, 2026, 2:22 PM EDT) -- DLA Piper has added James O’Shea as a partner in its investment funds practice in Toronto. . . .

An Ontario man convicted of serious gun crimes has been granted bail as he appeals his convictions — despite the “hostile” ...

The Ontario government has announced that it is developing a new standardized entry-level truck driver training curriculum, so commercial drivers receive consistent training and gain skills to operate ...

Civil litigation relating to real estate has its limitations and it cannot be used to abuse the process. A British Columbia ...

Judges in Atlantic Canada are confronting a rapid rise in the use of artificial intelligence in court proceedings, warning ...

Renée Roy has been appointed as a provincial court judge in Moncton by New Brunswick Justice Minister Robert McKee.

Counsel outside Quebec are generally sound on the threshold question. Asked whether the Charter of the French Language applies to a client’s operations, most get to the right answer, and the ...