Supreme Court of Canada

Trudeau appointed Sheilah Martin—and not an Indigenous jurist—to the top court. Some see it as a missed opportunity.

Evan Solomon talks to legal expert Vanessa MacDonnell about how a new judge and new Chief Justice will change the country’s high court

Canada’s newest Supreme Court justice tried to sell his St. John’s house when he started his new gig in Ottawa. It hasn’t gone well.

Her record conveying what the court was all about matters as much as her rulings

The Supreme Court puts to rest the honour-killing saga that scarred the country and left Muslims feeling besieged

How an old family photo could derail Hamed Shafia’s last-ditch appeal

Four political scientists examine the government’s new Supreme Court appointment process from all angles, finding both upside and downsides

The government’s Supreme Court appointments policy improves what has typically been an opaque process—but it’s not perfect.

Murray Rankin discusses a new report from a special committee of MPs and senators on physician-assisted dying

Ottawa has four months to create new doctor-assisted dying laws. The Canadian Medical Association’s president on what comes next