Supreme Court of Canada

A lawyer who represented a former London police officer in a $4-million lawsuit is suing his former client who also worked for him

A last-ditch effort by two London women’s advocates to have a former police officer’s lawsuit against them thrown out has been rejected.

Would the City of London consider leaving Elon Musk-owned X, formerly known as Twitter, as a place to publish official municipal government announcements? The answer is – maybe. In a letter to city council, Londoner Sameer Vasta is urging them to do exactly that, ripping the platform as a place filled with disinformation that undermines […]

The decision has sparked speculation about a looming constitutional crisis.

A London police officer convicted of failing to provide the necessaries of life will make a last-ditch attempt to appeal his conviction to the Supreme Court of Canada, his lawyer says.

On Monday, Justice Mary T. Moreau officially was welcomed to the Supreme Court of Canada. For the first time in Canada, women make up the majority on the bench. Read More

Dia ‘Eddin Hanan’s conviction for manslaughter was set aside by the Supreme Court of Canada following an April 17 hearing. The five justices who heard the appeal subsequently ordered a stay of proceedings in the case, expunging Hanan’s criminal conviction and allowing him to return to his family from prison.

Canada’s highest court has rejected a request to hear an appeal of an overturned conviction against a London police officer in an Indigenous woman’s custody death. Read More