Nunavut’s former chief coroner sues government for $1-million
Nunavut’s former chief coroner is suing the Government of Nunavut for more than a $1 million in damages, after being fired from her position on April 25 according to a statement of claim.
Department of Justice
Justice tracking more than 100 constitutional challenges to mandatory penalties
Tough on crime legislation brought in by Conservatives bogging down the system.
Mi’kmaq are ‘conquered people’ says Nova Scotia government lawyer
Nova Scotia government lawyer called Mi’kmaq “conquered people” in court documents.
Monitoring of Blackstock's social media sites still going on
Earlier this year Canada’s privacy commissioner ordered the Departments of Justice and Aboriginal Affairs to stop monitoring Cindy Blackstock’s social media sites.
Justice officials arguing against own government in Jordan's Principle court appeal
Federal department of Justice lawyers who are appealing a Federal Court ruling on Jordan’s Principle will find themselves arguing against their own government.
