The Supreme Court of Canada is set to hear an appeal tomorrow about whether or not the Ontario Superior Court should have created an intentional tort of family violence. @journo_dale looks at the issue.

A revitalized complaint process emphasizing inclusivity and proactive support would safeguard the human rights regime’s unique strengths of accessibility, informality, and substantive equality, write Anne Levesque & Yvonne Peters.

Is it feasible to put in just 30-odd hours a week, keep clients happy and bring in the same profits? Yes, according to three Canadian firms — with some caveats.

While the Ontario Superior Court created the new tort, the Ontario Court of Appeal disagreed & found the existing tort framework was sufficient. The matter goes before the Supreme Court next week, with 17 intervenors. @journo_dale has the story.

An overview of the resolutions debated and voted on at the 2025 CBA Annual General Meeting this week.

Justice Minister Arif Virani tells Canadian Bar Association AGM that just 31 judicial positions remain unfilled on federally appointed benches in Canada.

Is it feasible to put in just 30-odd hours a week, keep clients happy and bring in the same profits? Yes, according to three Canadian firms — with some caveats.

Amid a growing wave of lawsuits against producers, Canadian companies now have to report on the presence of PFAS in their supply chains.

The CBA's Immigration Law Section is calling for support for lost Canadians and adoptees.

The CBA offers guidance to the Canadian government on the anticipated bilateral agreement with the United States under the CLOUD Act

RT @CBA_News: Listen up! The CBA is launching a special podcast series to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Supreme Court of Canada. I…

A now fast-tracked legal challenge of the decision to hit pause on proceedings until March brings novel questions. @journo_dale has the details.

At February's AGM, CBA members will debate resolutions calling for more transparency and accountability in Canada’s sanctions, more funding for access to information regulators and officers, and a better articling experience. Have your say!

Amid a growing wave of lawsuits against producers, Canadian companies have until January 29 to report on the presence of PFAS in their supply chains

New agreement allowing U.S. border officials access to Canadian permanent residents’ information made without external consultations, critics say. @MoiraDonovan has more.

The CBA’s Competition Law and Foreign Investment Review Section is urging the Competition Bureau to prioritize education on compliance with new greenwashing provisions.

“You’re now blurring the distinction between Canada and the U.S. when you’re sharing so much information,” says immigration lawyer Len Saunders. “Where does it stop — what’s next?" @MoiraDonovan has the story.

A recent report looks at the key factors driving law firm associate retention. Compensation, followed closely by work-life balance and career path, were the main factors why associates choose to stay at their firms.

Federal Court fast-tracks legal challenge of decision to hit pause until March -- a case which brings novel questions. @journo_dale has the story.

At February's AGM, CBA members will debate resolutions calling for more transparency and accountability in Canada’s sanctions, more funding for access to information regulators and officers, and a better articling experience. Have your say!