Canadian Bar Association

Broadening our influence

The CBA’s Policy Committee and member volunteers stay busy all year speaking to governments, courts, and regulators on your behalf. And we’d like you to know more about it. This monthly newsletter features compendium of blog posts about recent CBA initiatives.

CBA Interventions

Must cabinet documents be produced in judicial compensation review? Maybe.

September 30, 2020
Ewa Krajewska and Neil Abraham

Vavilov: The next chapter in administrative law

January 28, 2020
Jonathan M. Coady, Q.C.

CBA intervenes in judicial compensation case at SCC

January 28, 2020

Public Policy and Advocacy

Protecting solicitor-client privilege

November 29, 2022

Foreign worker regulations fit for today’s economy

November 29, 2022

Better reporting on racial discrimination

October 24, 2022

Submissions

Effective privacy protection for consumers

November 29, 2022

No access to justice without counsel

November 28, 2022

Support for Tona’s Law

November 28, 2022

Resolutions

Don’t have a cow, man: Seeking elasticity in court gowning directives

February 24, 2016
Kim Covert

Resolving the issues: Resolutions passed at Midwinter (Update)

February 24, 2016

Tracking Preferences

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