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Can a matter of church discipline be appealed from a church to a court? The ...
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Alberta Law Review to Publish “Watertight Compartments”
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Runnymede Society Student Leadership Conference – Call for Applications
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Justice Abella is Wrong to Prioritize Human Rights Over the Separation of Powers
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In Defence of the Notwithstanding Clause and Saskatchewan’s Decision to Use It
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The Notwithstanding Clause is no Longer the Nuclear Option
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The Perils of the Purposive Approach
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The Advocates’ Quarterly Publishes “The Paradoxical Presumption of Constitutionality”
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Vriend v Alberta Revisited: A Road to Constitutional or Judicial Supremacy?
Commentary
The Courts Have No Jurisdiction to Review “Church Discipline”
Can a matter of church discipline be appealed from a church to a court? The ...
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In Defence of the Notwithstanding Clause and Saskatchewan’s Decision to Use It
Summer is fast approaching and, in keeping with that season’s custom (though not yet a ...
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Vriend v Alberta Revisited: A Road to Constitutional or Judicial Supremacy?
The Supreme Court of Canada has on numerous occasions insisted upon the primacy of the ...
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Not Just A Pillowfight: How the SCC Has Muddied the Standard of Review
Recently, Justice David Stratas of the Federal Court of Appeal released an extremely helpful summary ...
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Justice Abella is Wrong to Prioritize Human Rights Over the Separation of Powers
In a recent commencement address at Brandeis University, Justice Rosalie Abella of the Supreme Court took a ...
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The Notwithstanding Clause is no Longer the Nuclear Option
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The Perils of the Purposive Approach
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There are Problems with Personal Injury Law, but Bill 103 is not the Answer
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Judge Gorsuch’s Consequential Views on Administrative Law
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Still Playing Favourites: Some Objections to the Court Challenges Program
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Garland Gets a Lump of Coal; So Does the Perception of SCOTUS
ARL News
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Alberta Law Review to Publish “Watertight Compartments”
I am very pleased to report that my paper, “Watertight Compartments: Getting Back to the ...
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Runnymede Society Student Leadership Conference – Call for Applications
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The Advocates’ Quarterly Publishes “The Paradoxical Presumption of Constitutionality”
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Introducing Runnymede Radio
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Runnymede Society Hosts Justice Nadon
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Chief Justice Joyal Cites ARL Debate
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Sirota Discusses Canada’s Dirty Little Secret: Originalism