To Moot Or Not To Moot
Mootness is the concept that some thing (incident or action) that was relevant at a given point in time is no longer relevant because that point in ti…
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The Decision Is In…
"In considering this issue, there are aspects of CANS’ efforts that I accept militate in favour of public interest standing. I agree the issues whic…
The Supreme Court hearing of “Gary” Pro Se: Property Rights and a Constitutional Question
The Judge listened and seemed very interested in this new approach and agreed to allow me to argue the constitutionality of legislation that has enabl…
Bill 419
Interestingly PHIA already has provisions - 31(l) and 38(1)(g) - which allow for the Minister to collect personal health information for the purpose o…
The Master Rulebook
TO BE CLEAR, policy is NOT law! Nor should policy be made a legislative enactment as defined by the meaning of “regulation” under subsection 2 (1)…
National Citizens Inquiry – Day 03 Truro, NS
The conclusion to the Atlantic portion of the National Citizens Inquiry occurred on March 18th 2023, held at the Best Western Glengarry in Truro, Nova…
National Citizens Inquiry – Day 02 Truro, NS
March 17th 2023 marked the second day of the inaugural hearings of the National Citizens Inquiry in Truro, Nova Scotia. The gallery at the Best Wester…
National Citizens Inquiry – Day 01 Truro, NS
The National Citizen’s Inquiry kicked off on March 16 2023, with the Atlantic portion of the Inquiry being held in Truro, Nova Scotia. The gallery r…
Judicial Review update on February 07 Hearing
Tuesday February 07 in Halifax started off as a crisp, chilly morning; very suitable for a much needed clear-headed day at the Supreme Court of…
Judicial Review December Update
Dear members and other friends, first an apology for the radio silence for the last number of weeks. Our team has been working on analyzing…