The CBA’s Real Property Section is concerned that amendments under Newfoundland and Labrador’s Lands Act could affect the ...

You need those people in the rooms that you’re not in to talk you up.” Tough love is also crucial, says Collins, who ...

While the federal plan aims to drive AI adoption among Canadians, experts are skeptical it will foster public trust in the ...

In the meantime, legal workplaces can put these five practical, low-cost measures in place. They’re drawn from what is known ...

Legal practice does not change quickly. It is a profession built on precedent, process, and careful deliberation. Yet in the span of barely two years, generative AI has moved from a curiosity ...

After getting punched in the face by its top trading partner, it’s no surprise that Canada is eager to deepen ties with more predictable friends, particularly the European Union. The question is how.

Two worlds united as Jolene Ashini was called to the bar in Labrador, wearing a ribbon skirt and beaded caribou skin moccasins. She made history in May, becoming the first Innu lawyer in the place her ...

The Supreme Court of Canada’s workload has been picking up this year, and it’s a trend that looks set to accelerate. “We anticipate that the number of appeals received will return to levels not seen ...

Sean Stephenson chairs the Canadian Bar Association’s international law section. He specializes in international trade and sanctions, government contracts, investment arbitration, and public ...

Recent events in the United States have highlighted the prevalence of explicit, individual, and systemic racism in American society and its devastating impacts on Black, Indigenous, and People of ...

As British Columbia’s pushback on the implementation of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act intensifies, legal experts say the response is a shocking reversal on reconciliation ...