From work-life balance and mental health to changing ideas about hierarchy, loyalty, and professionalism, the ground beneath the legal profession is shifting

Andrew Young, who marched with Martin Luther King Jr. for voting rights, has strong words for the Supreme Court but tells CNN he remains undaunted in his hopes for America.

Olympians turned lawyers on the parallels between high-performance sport and professional success

A decade after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission tabled its final report, lawyers who work with Aboriginal communities are concerned about the lack of progress on two particular calls to action

‘It is said that no one truly knows a nation until one has been inside its jails:’ Nelson Mandela

The CBA is calling for changes to Canada’s immigration system as it’s ill-equipped to respond to the emerging crisis south of the border

International Lawyers in Alcoholics Anonymous is a bridge for lawyers and judges to seek help among peers, without worrying about running into someone they’ve prosecuted, defended or jailed

With legal services financially out of reach for most, Norton Rose Fulbright lawyers worked with Pro Bono Ontario again this summer

After signing a $1.5 billion deal with Paramount, “South Park” used its premiere episode to roast the president—and to make fun of their own network’s settlement with Trump. Sam Seder joins to discuss...

New Conservative MP David McKenzie believes that responsibility to constituents ties his former career with his new one

Newly elected Liberal MP Stephanie McLean made Alberta’s legislative assembly more family-friendly and stood up for seniors as a provincial MLA

Legal experts say even a vote on Alberta separation is a non-starter without Treaty First Nation consent

Last week's shadow docket decision greatly advances Trump’s authoritarian agenda.

As the Supreme Court of Canada turns 150 this year, former clerks, lawyers, and journalists are remembering a workplace unlike any other

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The anniversary is a chance to deepen public understanding of why the legal system, with all its flaws, underpins democracy — at a time when it’s under threat elsewhere

While observers differ on how they think AI will ultimately shape the legal profession, they agree on this: how lawyers are educated, trained, and licensed must change to keep up

Canada could file challenges with the World Trade Organization, under the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement, and in domestic U.S. courts, but potential outcomes are mixed

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