Commentary
Beyond freedoms: the administrative underbelly of the Trinity Western decision
By Sara Tatelman The Supreme Court of Canada may have divided 7-2 on whether law societies must accredit Trinity Western University’s proposed law school, but the split was much narrower … Read More
Meeting Susan Ursel, the Asper Centre’s next Constitutional Litigator-in-Residence
By Sara Tatelman When you walk into the waiting room at labour law firm Ursel Phillips Fellows Hopkinson LLP, you’re greeted by large black-and-white photographs of Canadians at work and, … Read More
Procedural delays prevent constitutional answers in B.C. Medicare case
By Sara Tatelman It is a truth universally acknowledged that a first-year law student in possession of a jam-packed schedule must be in want of an excuse to skip Legal … Read More
Selected responses to R v Comeau
By Sara Tatelman Beer remains imprisoned by provincial borders. In 2012, Gerard Comeau of Tracadie, N.B. was fined nearly $300 for bringing 15 cases of beer and three bottles of … Read More
Asper Centre Student Working Groups Making an Impact
by Tal Schreier University of Toronto law students can become involved in the Asper Centre’s work through volunteering with one of our student working groups. The working groups are student-led … Read More