David Ebner

We have a free trade deal with the United States -- how is this legally happening? Well .... a Q&A with William Pellerin of @McMillanLLP in the @globeandmail: https://t.co/YcHRgPO6iU

Changemakers: @globeandmail spotlights 20 emerging leaders reinventing how Canada does business. A few words from me on @KeldonB & the long overdue overhaul of competition policy: https://t.co/FnBa6dF1ID

Canada adds seven crime groups to terrorist list, targeting a key Trump issue - in @globeandmail, by @RobertFife w/ an assist from me, smart observations from U of T's Kent Roach and Carleton's @leahwest_nsl: https://t.co/IQFVwyKZ6a

Thursday & Friday, a novel legal challenge to limit the PM's power of prorogation, backed by the @JCCFCanada at the Federal Court @FedCourt_CAN_en, veteran Chief Justice Paul Crampton behind the bench, in @globeandmail: https://t.co/tT5UJSXCnN

Poilievre proposes life in prison for fentanyl dealers - and an unusual Charter defence, with legal insight from @GeoffSigalet, Cheryl Webster at the U of O, and @gerardjkennedy: https://t.co/y73kcQpOV2

The Supreme Court of Canada on the road in Victoria. How it works, and how to work: “We profit from the perspective of others." In @gloeandmail: https://t.co/GWJXjf7b3R

Legal battles begin after B.C. judge rules 25-year sentences for first-degree murder are unconstitutional, with insight from @Steven_Penney & @coleenlisa, in @globeandmail: https://t.co/Q78PbzVf5H

From 'unpromising & modest' beginnings, the Supreme Court of Canada - marking its 150th anniversary in 2025 - has made an indelible mark, shaping and sometimes driving the country's modern character and society, in @globeandmail. https://t.co/fDrturgHL9

challenges against Quebec's Bill 21 have already stretched out over years & now it becomes a landmark case, in the national arena: The Supreme Court of Canada weighs limits of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Political fireworks went off immediately: https://t.co/RsTgIhogVp

an initial in-depth look at the likely national debate ahead over Charter rights/the notwithstanding clause, at the Supreme Court of Canada and in the coming federal election, in @globeandmail – voices this morning include an ousted teacher & Quebec govt: https://t.co/RsTgIhogVp

new news: the hotly political Quebec Bill 21/Section 33-notwithstanding clause Charter case will be heard by the Supreme Court of Canada. Our preview story from yesterday: https://t.co/YGeyL8AaSu

Supreme Court of Canada @SCC_eng

Today, the Supreme Court decided the following leave application. https://t.co/hErcuQppSQ https://t.co/MDSlfpqkTj

new late today: B.C. scores another victory in long legal battle against opioid companies with class action certification, with @AndreaWoo in @globeandmail: https://t.co/0RLvwJBDXk

long-simmering clash between individual rights & the collective decision-making of legislatures may be adjudicated at Supreme Court of Canada. On Thursday 945am ET SCC decides whether to hear a case on Quebec's Bill 21 & Section 33/notwithstanding clause. https://t.co/YGeyL8AaSu

Nearly nine years after the Jordan decision on criminal trial time limits, the Supreme Court continues to hone details of the landmark decision. Our story, with views from @supremeadvocacy, @MichaelPlaxton, @SewrattanLaw & @lawandchocolate. https://t.co/8Jf7ONjyWp

A decade ago, and forever before that, a clear majority of judges on Canada’s most important courts were white men. In 2016, that began to change: https://t.co/dYsaBImG0v

A beginner cold water swimmer (me): https://t.co/9rTarnkvIK

The notwithstanding clause debate seems like it is about to get hotter: https://t.co/dnsGGVerj7