
What Does the Supreme Court of Canada’s New Intimate Partner Violence Tort Mean for Family Law?
If you are going through a separation, family violence may not always involve a single physical incident. It can also involve a pattern of intimidation, financial control, surveillance, isolation or other behaviour designed to control a partner. That distinction became particularly important following a major Supreme Court of Canada decision in 2026. On May 15,...
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