Canadians say too many people are getting out on bail. The data paint a complex picture

Parliament and Supreme Court eye major shift on trial delays

Ontario court puts province’s new cash bail rules on hold

Ontario court considers putting province’s cash bail rules on hold

Court challenge seeks to halt Ontario’s new cash bail rules

Lawyers challenge review process for allegations against judges

Bill 21 brings Chief Justice Richard Wagner to the decision of a lifetime

Sean Fraser’s political comeback and the tough-on-crime federal Liberals

Deadly shooting at Toronto festival sparks demands for solutions

Supreme Court upholds Harper-era mandatory minimum for a sex crime against minors

Four moments, small margins: How Canada scrapped its way into the final 16 countries at the World Cup

Glenn Joyal introduces himself to legislators as Supreme Court appointment approaches

Quebec’s retiring top judge Manon Savard calls for more funding for the justice system

Canada eyes topping World Cup group as it prepares for key Qatar match

Australia upends favoured Turkey 2-0 in Vancouver’s raucous World Cup opener

Supreme Court will hear Indigenous rights declaration case from B.C.

Supreme Court opens new legal avenue for victims of intimate partner violence to seek damages

Supreme Court set to issue major ruling in family violence case

The ascent of Louise Arbour, Canada’s next Governor-General

How one law professor challenged the limits of a prime minister’s power at the Supreme Court

August 7, 1954: The miracle in Vancouver

Carney expected to have more Western Canada candidates to pick from for Supreme Court seat

Supreme Court rules Quebec’s move to delay adoption of new electoral map is unconstitutional

Despite dropping of murder charges, Kenneth Law likely to face strict sentence, legal experts say

Erosion of case against Frank Stronach spotlights challenges of prosecuting historical sexual assaults

This week, a case involving Quebec’s use of the notwithstanding clause went before the Supreme Court of Canada. In the last decade, many provinces have used the clause to override federal powers to pa...

Supreme Court wraps up four-day hearing on Quebec’s Bill 21

Ottawa clashes with Ontario and Alberta at Supreme Court in landmark Bill 21 case

Quebec defends Bill 21 at Supreme Court, says no role for judges in political debate

Quebec defends Bill 21 in Supreme Court, says no role for judges in political debate

Supreme Court should overturn Quebec secularism law, groups argue as hearings begin

The landmark case over rights and freedoms at the Supreme Court

A Supreme constitutional clash: Canadians’ rights against government powers

New Brunswick First Nation asks Supreme Court to hear case on Aboriginal title, private land

Ottawa appeals Emergencies Act case to the Supreme Court

Supreme Court rules asylum seekers eligible for Quebec’s subsidized daycare

Judges must speak out to bolster public confidence in courts, Chief Justice Glenn Joyal says

How police corruption allegations erode trust in justice system

Toronto police corruption case puts other criminal trials at risk

Supreme Court produces fewer rulings than in past years

Danielle Smith calls on Mark Carney to give Alberta more say in selection of judges

Advocacy groups to argue Alberta transgender legislation amounts to criminal prohibition

How long do lawyers have to make their case before a Supreme Court judge interrupts them?

Supreme Court weighs road safety against racial profiling in ‘driving while Black’ case

Supreme Court Justice Sheilah Martin to retire in May

Supreme Court Justice Sheilah Martin to retire in May