Judges in Canada have mostly stayed away from telling the Prime Minister, cabinet and the legislative branch what to do – but Federal Court Justice Henry Brown’s recent ruling cast aside that tradition
The 3-0 ruling by Ontario’s Divisional Court this week is the first from a court in that province on gender-affirming care and on treatment for non-binary people
Globe and Mail reporter Sean Fine asks former Olympian Barb Underhill, one of the world’s top skating coaches, to help him test the limits of muscle memory later in life
Fighting a lawsuit is a slow, complicated, costly process, and many jurists say the system is broken. The Globe surveyed Canada’s legal world to find out what needs to change
Our dynamic ‘living tree’ doctrine grows alongside our society, and serves as a mighty monument to Canadian exceptionalism in the face of American bravado
Consent is not just the absence of a ‘no’ in Canadian law. But what about when there is a yes, in circumstances in which an individual might not see a way out?
