Supreme Court

Peter Shawn Taylor: The courts say there is no Indigenous ’veto’ over resource projects, but on Trans Mountain it has effectively happened

Allen Abel in Washington: As if trade wars, the Russians and North Korea were not enough to juggle, a torn America begins another battle

On stock market regulation, Senate reform, even appointments to its own bench, the top court has disappointed those unhappy with the status quo

The chief justice who redefined the job and left a lasting mark on Canada departs with a few parting words and much praise

A Supreme Court ruling is a ‘wake-up call’ for the justice system at a time when cases have never been more complicated and resources stretched so thin

The president is waging an ill-conceived and dangerous war against the judicial branch

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.

A battle is brewing over the nation’s top court

When it comes to choosing a new Supreme Court judge, the Republicans might not like any of the choices