Counterpoint: The case against the proposed CBA resolution for “climate justice” May 26, 2020 Steve Major The climate change resolution is divisive and not in the fundamental interest of the CBA.
Climate change disclosure May 26, 2020 David Tupper, Jeff Bakker, Brendan Macarthur-Stevens & Peter Moorman The rules around public disclosure of climate-related risks are evolving rapidly.
The limits of insurance coverage in a pandemic May 22, 2020 Michael Doerksen Covid-19 could alter the legal landscape for commercial insurance.
A bold change to a basic constitutional test May 22, 2020 Ricki-Lee Gerbrandt Alberta Court of Appeal made bold changes to constitutional law doctrine in the Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act Reference.
COVID-19 and the suspension of routine environmental reporting in Alberta May 20, 2020 Shaun Fluker The pandemic has offered a rare opportunity to observe the exercise of emergency law-making powers in Canada, and in particular, the exercise of legislative powers by the executive.
Ongoing salary freeze harming prosecutor retention February 20, 2020 Matthew Block Not addressing it will result more unfilled positions, and less justice for rural Albertans.
Economic downturns and lawyer mental health February 20, 2020 Loraine Champion Battling the stigma of job loss.
Accessing family justice in an economic downturn February 20, 2020 Wayne A. Barkauskas Hard times are taking a toll on people dealing with issues related to their separation or divorce.
#MeToo: The return of the victim? February 19, 2020 Tuulia Law The term ‘survivor’ has been wholeheartedly embraced in contemporary feminism. But is it always appropriate?