The key to understanding Redeemer
Faced with two different readings of the law and two different reading of the facts, one is inclined to read Redeemer Foundation v Canada (National Revenue), [2008] 2 SCR 643 [Redeemer],...
Author: Diana Younes
The Place of Human Rights Legislation: New Brunswick (Human Rights Commission) v. Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc
New Brunswick (Human Rights Commission) v. Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc, 2008 SCC 45 (“Potash”), provides an interesting debate on how to interpret human rights law. While legal observers might...
Holland v. Saskatchewan had the potential to fundamentally change the rules of the game
Mr. Holland is a game farmer and is also a class action representative who was trying to make fundamental changes to the relationship between the public and private spheres, as it...
The Canadian Citizenship Oath: Exposed
The tide appears to be turning in Mr. Charles Roach’s fifteen year struggle to challenge the requirement that new Canadians pledge allegiance to Queen Elizabeth II. On May 17, 2007,...
