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Are Canadian Courts Fit For Purpose? With the Cowichan Tribes v Canada (Attorney General), 2025 BCSC 1490 (CanLII) decision, the British Columbia Supreme Court cast aside nearly a millennium of certainty regarding land ownership. It did this by sever [...]
Is it Time to Rethink Judicial Appointments? Though Canada lacks a legal tradition of transparency or of timely resolving matters on the merits (unlike in the US or many European nations), has an ill-functioning judicial system that its leading juris [...]
Should Canada’s Jews be Arming Themselves? Prior to October 7th, few Canadians had serious reason to fear for their personal safety in the land of Peace, Order and Good Government. While the crime rate had risen above the overall US rate, the h [...]
How to Get the Most out of an Initial Consultation with a Lawyer How to Get the Most out of an Initial Consultation with a Lawyer If you’re contemplating legal action, have been sued, are unsure of your legal standing in a particular situation, or [...]
How to Protect Yourself During Construction/Renovations Construction and renovation expenses can be substantial, often in excess of $100,000.00. While many projects go smoothly, others do not. Contractors (or subcontractors) can fail to build to spec [...]
