Nicole Morin, 3L, Volume 78 Senior Editor
Senior Editor Nicole Morin breaks down the Superme Court of Canada's landmark overhaul of Canadian administrative law.
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Nicole Morin, 3L, Volume 78 Senior Editor
Senior Editor Nicole Morin breaks down the Superme Court of Canada's landmark overhaul of Canadian administrative law.
Read MoreEmily Tsui, 3L, Volume 78 Senior Editor
Canada’s new Northern Policy commits to supporting international law relating to the Artic. But what are the international laws relating to the north? Senior Editor Emily Tsui examines the treaties and conventions that govern icy lands of the Artic region.
Unlike Antarctica, there is no single treaty that states can exclusively look to for governance of the Arctic region. Instead, there is a patchwork of legally and non-legally binding rules that govern Arctic states…
Read MoreRyan Dorsman, 3L, Volume 78 Senior Editor
How will Bill C-75 change the Canadian bail regime? Senior Editor Ryan Dorsman presents a guide to our current bail system, and what changes will soon be made through the new legislation.
Read MoreSpence Colburn, 3L, Volume 78 Editor-in-Chief
The Ontario Court of Appeal narrowly upholds the reduction in Toronto city wards, but how might the Charter extend protections to municipalities more generally? Editor-in-Chief Spence Colburn considers whether cities are indeed a distressing “constitutional hole” in Canada’s democracy.
Read MoreJake Eidinger, 3L, Volume 78 Executive Editor
The UK Supreme Court unanimously nullifies Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s prorogation of Parliament. Are there implications for Canada? Executive Editor Jake Eidinger considers.
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