Bill C-59 is the government’s massive reform of Canada’s national security law. It is the real deal: the biggest reform in this area since 1984, and the creation of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS). …
Lire le texteFew people would have predicted in 1982 that about two-thirds of all Charter decisions by the Supreme Court would involve the rights of those accused of crimes. The legal rights and remedies of the accused …
Lire le texteJury reform has been on the Canadian political and legal community’s agenda since February, when a jury in Battleford, Sask., acquitted a farmer named Gerald Stanley of killing Colten Boushie, a 22-year-old Cree man. At …
Lire le texteOur failure to respond to a series of reviews over the past decade is coming back to haunt us in the rush to enact legislation to respond to the perceived emergency of the October attacks …
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