Childhood vaccines are safe and effective, Ontario court rules in appeal case

Joe Arvay Fund to commemorate Vancouver lawyer and social-justice champion

Trump’s final flurry of pardons reflects increased politicization, observers say

Issues in sex-assault trials top busy winter docket for Supreme Court

Trump may be prosecuted for incitement, experts say

Tax Court judge accused of pressuring university to rescind job offer faces disciplinary review

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Civil liberty fears mount over Quebec’s provincewide COVID-19 curfew

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Supreme Court rules contractual honesty is more than just not telling lies

Will governments be able to mandate the COVID-19 vaccine for health care workers?

Supreme Court sends signal to appellate courts on sexual assault rulings

Constitutional lawyer Joe Arvay, 71, helped change Canada’s laws on same-sex marriage and assisted dying

Mountie cleared in Nunavut van incident

The Marshall decision explained: Why the impact of a 1999 Supreme Court ruling is still felt today

Trump campaign’s election lawsuits risk undermining U.S. democracy, say Canadian Supreme Court’s retired judges

Consecutive parole ineligibility periods are unconstitutional, Quebec court rules

Advocacy group criticizes Canada’s judge-selection process as ‘partisan’

Sexual-assault testimonies of intellectually disabled people should be judged free from stereotypes: Supreme Court

Trump campaign files lawsuit to block certification of Pennsylvania voting results