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Build a real financial crimes force to hit terrorist financing
by
Ken Chan
April 2, 2026
Law and Justice
B.C.’s Bill 11 improves housing safety, but raises risks for tenants
by
Alina McKay
March 24, 2026
Law and Justice
Criminalizing coercive control is necessary, but not enough
by
Lisa Monchalin
Renée Monchalin
March 19, 2026
Constitution
Law and Justice
Politics
Why Alberta and Quebec diverge on judicial appointments
by
Charles Breton
March 11, 2026
Law and Justice
National Security
Politics
Canada’s national amnesia on Islamophobia
by
Asmaa Malik
Fahad Ahmad
February 16, 2026
Constitution
Democracy
Law and Justice
Politics
The Supreme Court should not limit use of the notwithstanding clause
by
Charlie Buck
February 10, 2026
Law and Justice
What kind of society does Quebec want after François Legault?
by
Samira Laouni
Salam El-Mousawi
February 4, 2026
Law and Justice
Why regional representation still matters on the Supreme Court of Canada
by
Caid Brossart
January 28, 2026
Law and Justice
Faith in the public square?
by
Iain Provan
July 6, 2015
Law and Justice
American lessons for bill C-51
by
Jon Penney
May 4, 2015
Law and Justice
Life and death after Carter
by
Mary Campbell
May 4, 2015
Law and Justice
Politics
The Harper revolution in criminal justice policy… and what comes next
by
Anthony Doob
May 4, 2015
Law and Justice
From law grad to better citizen
by
David Sandomierski
January 5, 2015
Law and Justice
An open letter to the Canadian judiciary
by Shirley Cardenas
November 2, 2014
Law and Justice
La Charte de la laïcité
by
Louise Arbour
Claire L'Heureux-Dubé
March 4, 2014
Law and Justice
Fighting back
January 6, 2014
Law and Justice
Debating euthanasia
by
Margaret Somerville
Raymonde Saint-Germain
Marc Bergeron
Québec Ombudsman
November 2, 2013
Law and Justice
Deleting revenge porn
by
Jon Penney
November 1, 2013
Law and Justice
Restoring justice for First Nations
by
Frank Iacobucci
March 2, 2013
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Supreme confusion
by
Emmett Macfarlane
March 1, 2013
Law and Justice
Police inaction
by
David M. Brown
February 2, 2013
Law and Justice
A different approach to justice
by
Erika Sasson
February 1, 2013
Law and Justice
Ashley Smith (1988-2007): A predictable death
by
Jennifer M. Kilty
Nicole LeBlanc
December 1, 2012
Law and Justice
Improving Canada’s drug patent protection: Good for Canada, good for trade
by
Brian Lee Crowley
Kristina Lybecker
March 1, 2012
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