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BC court denies challenge against involuntary patient certification under Mental Health Act
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (648+ words) Judge upholds doctor’s verbal authorization of certification before completion of forms The British Columbia Supreme Court has dismissed a claim alleging battery, false imprisonment, negligence, and Charter breaches against doctors and others involved in a patient’s certification as an involuntary…...
Tributes to the late Ritu Khullar, Alberta chief justice, pour in from legal bodies
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (310+ words) Legal bodies are paying tribute to the late Ritu Khullar following the announcement of her death last Thursday September 3. Khullar has been Alberta’s chief justice since November 2022. She was also chief justice of the appeals courts for the Northwest Territories…...
OsgoodePD brings learning lens to Canadian Legal Summit 2026
1+ week, 3+ day ago (273+ words) Event provides day out of ‘the tunnel’ with the people who understand what you’re up against: Meghan Thomas For the second year running, Osgoode Professional Development (OsgoodePD) is returning as the Education Partner of the Canadian Legal Summit and the…...
Alberta Court of King’s Bench recognizes new tort of intrusion upon seclusion in case against voyeur
1+ week, 6+ day ago (747+ words) Videos on convicted man’s devices recorded woman in work bathroom, plus 116 other people In a proceeding involving a man convicted of voyeurism based on videos on his devices that recorded more than a hundred individuals, the Alberta Court of King’s…...
Ontario's cash bail law is unconstitutional – and Ford knows it
1+ week, 6+ day ago (878+ words) The Keeping Criminals Behind Bars Act uses real human suffering to manufacture a political grievance Back in December, I wrote about Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s plan to impose cash bail in Ontario and called it an unconstitutional disaster. Well, the…...
UK appeals court lauds legal team’s flagging of error in imprisonment for public protection sentence
2+ week, 5+ day ago (430+ words) Lawyers facilitated the release of a prisoner who had been serving the unlawfully imposed sentence The UK Court of Appeal has lauded London-based solicitor Baxter Jephcott and counsel Stephen Knight for flagging the unlawful sentence imposed on Niki Dean Haycock…...
BC Court of Appeal awards costs for successful challenge of lost future earning capacity award
2+ week, 6+ day ago (442+ words) Jury awarded $174K in damages to woman injured in motor vehicle collision The British Columbia Court of Appeal has awarded appeal costs to a woman who substantially succeeded in her appeal against a jury’s award of damages for her personal injuries…...
Ontario Court of Appeal upholds order to transfer property title after two refusals to close
2+ week, 6+ day ago (670+ words) Paterson Veterinary Professional Corporation v. Stilton Corp. Ltd., 2026 ONCA 590, involved an APS that granted Paterson Veterinary Professional Corporation a lease with an option to purchase. Under the APS, Stilton Corp Ltd. would transfer title to Paterson, which would pay a $1.25m purchase…...
New report aims to affirm First Nations’ housing rights amid climate change, emergencies, wildfires
2+ week, 6+ day ago (351+ words) In collaboration with the Assembly of First Nations (AFN), the Federal Housing Advocate published a report on climate change, emergency management, and the right to housing that proposes measures to safeguard First Nations communities facing climate-driven emergencies and wildfires. “Climate-driven…...
BCCA: Lawsuit alleging Canadian malls collected shoppers’ biometric data can’t proceed as class action
2+ week, 6+ day ago (150+ words) Canadian Lawyer BCCA: Lawsuit alleging Canadian malls collected shoppers’ biometric data can’t proceed as class action The appellate ruling upholds a 2025 ruling by the BC Supreme Court The British Columbia Court of Appeal has ruled that a lawsuit alleging Cadillac…...