How the Supreme Court and Tom Mulcair made something out of not much
An unnecessary tempest over the Patriation Reference
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Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Senate reference: It’s going well
Paul Wells on the PM’s setbacks
The Whatcott case: Drawing a line between free speech and hate
The Supreme Court struggles to find a compromise
Dear Supreme Court, please tell us what we can do to the Senate
The Conservatives seek advice on Senate reform
Thoughts on secession
’What is the content of this obligation to negotiate?’ The SCOC asked a hell of a question, writes Paul Wells, but look at how they answered
Parsing the Unity Bill
The NDP is wrong on secession, the Clarity Act and the Supreme Court
Supreme Court splits in messy decision on face veils
Balancing rules are akin to parking a tank on one side of a seesaw, writes Emmett Macfarlane
The Prudent Court: Anti-terrorism, charter rights and judicial caution
Supreme Court maintains cautious balance between national security concerns and individual rights
The post-Etobicoke Centre future of elections
Stephen Thiele and Gavin Tighe, Borys Wrzesnewskyj’s lawyers, consider the ramifications of the Supreme Court’s decisions. See...
Accepting imperfection
Emmett Macfarlane considers yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling on Etobicoke Centre. Adam Goldenberg also praises the decision.