Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaughs testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week was a tutorial in how not to conduct yourself as a witness. Good lawyers are experts at
Cuts in auto insurance mean shifting part of the burden of looking after the victims of our roadways onto taxpayers
More than half of Canadian women have experienced sexual harassment at work
Modern animal advocacy commonly targets isolated practices of already marginalized groups
Canada is increasingly willing to hear international cases involving Canadian companies
“If a dog is property, then in that sense, it is no different than any other property for example, a ring or a painting.” —Warnica v. Gering, 2004 CanLII 50065
Peaceful political protest has long been recognized as a protected form of expression and assembly.
Are some lives worth more than others? In some areas of the law, yes. Women, as a matter of principle, often receive less compensation than men in serious personal injury
Would you want six people with no medical or vocational training deciding the nature of your injuries or what treatment and income you need for the rest of your life?
How we got from opium dens to Shoppers Drug Mart
You can debate the finer points of BLM’s tactics but that would be missing the larger point: we need groups like BLM-TO to create national, change-making discussions
All cyclists in Ontario involved in car accidents have access to accident insurance benefits, even if the accident was their fault.
