resources

Opinion: The Tension Between Access to Justice and Conservation of Resources in British Columbia (Attorney General) v Council of Canadians with Disabilities

Leave a Comment / Access to Justice, Opinion /

Written by Calvin Ediger  The Supreme Court has recently clarified the law with regards to public interest standing in British Columbia (Attorney General) v. Council of Canadians with Disabilities. Public interest standing allows organizations or individuals to bring a matter to court even though they are not directly impacted or had their rights infringed. This improves access […]

Opinion: The Tension Between Access to Justice and Conservation of Resources in British Columbia (Attorney General) v Council of Canadians with Disabilities Read More »

Report: Issues Regarding Bail Hearings in Northern Manitoba

Leave a Comment / Access to Justice, Report /

Written by Calvin Ediger In 2019 the Manitoba Court of Queens Bench made its ruling in the case of R. v. Balfour and Young.[1] In it, the Court identified several issues occurring in the Thompson judicial area. For context, the Thompson area is not only the largest judicial area in Manitoba, it also handles a high

Report: Issues Regarding Bail Hearings in Northern Manitoba Read More »

Scroll to Top