
Limits to Provincial Immunity from Judicial Scrutiny: Ontario Place Protectors Case Headed to the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of Canada has been back in session since January 13, 2026, with hearings currently scheduled through May 20, 2026. The Court has already heard one notable administrative law matter this term, Democracy Watch v. Attorney General of Canada, and several significant civil appeals are expected to proceed as the year unfolds, including...
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