New agreement allowing U.S. officials access to Canadian permanent residents’ information made without external consultations ...

The Federal Court has granted an expedited hearing of a legal challenge to the prime minister’s decision to prorogue ...

Amid a growing wave of lawsuits against producers, Canadian companies have a deadline to report on the presence of PFAS in ...

The incoming president has spewed contempt, insults and lies across the border ahead of taking office for a second time while ...

The first resolution up for debate this year is a straightforward name change of the Canadian Corporate Counsel Association ...

The CBA CUSMA Working Group prepares a roadmap for recommendations to strengthen the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement ...

Budget shortfalls and rising caseloads reduce access to justice and decrease the public’s trust in judicial institutions ...

L’Association du Barreau canadien, de concert avec la Division du Québec, exhorte le gouvernement fédéral à financer adéquatement le Service administratif des tribunaux judiciaires (SATJ). Ce ...

If you’ve been thinking about quitting the practice of law, you’re not alone. Canadian statistics are hard to come by, but in the U.S., up to 40 per cent of lawyers want to leave the profession, and ...

The Competition Bureau should take a balanced approach to enforcing the new provisions under the Competition Act to ensure businesses are not discouraged from taking meaningful environmental action ...

CBA Alberta’s new column, ‘Spotlight,’ celebrates the remarkable achievements and contributions of the province’s legal community and the diverse range of talents and influences that shape the ...