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Substantive Law Interpreting “Non-Personal Data” Under Alberta’s Protection of Privacy Act

Navigating Ambiguity, Purpose, and Practical Consequences.

BY David Reese

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Ethics & Professionalism Civility in Action, Part 2

Communicating with the Court

BY: Deborah Book

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Ethics & Professionalism Demystifying ALIA: What Happens After a Report to ALIA?

You have made a report to ALIA. So… now what?

BY: Brett Stuart

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Regulation Alberta’s “Free Kick at the Can”? Appeals from Applications Judges to Justices

A recent decision calls for reforming Alberta’s de novo appeal process to improve efficiency and strengthen deference to Applications Judges’ rulings.

BY: Patrick Heinsen, K.C. , Riley Sangster

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