The Protecting Canadians from Online Crime Act may discourage the revenge porn trend, but it will limit the privacy rights of Canadians
Faskens partner May M. Cheng on the case for building your practice around crowdfunding law
It’s time for the Conservatives to really get tough on crime. And that means decriminalizing pot
To make progress toward bike-safe streets, more people have to sue the government
Critics say public inquiries are a waste of time and money. But they can be a powerful and innovative way to help rebuild a community
So much for the right to a speedy trial. Our criminal courts are ignoring the Charter and subverting justice with unacceptable delays
Changes to Canadian immigration law threaten the safety and security of women
Ontario was once a beacon of technological innovation in law. Now, we’re falling laughably behind
The LSUC’s rules for naming firms are old fashioned — even to the point of being biased