Supreme Court
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Comeau ruling defies economic – and common sense
A Supreme Court ruling that there’s no ‘constitutional guarantee of free trade’ will stifle both competition and lower prices for consumers.
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Supreme Court ruling corks BC vintners’ hopes for free trade of Canadian wines
Comeau decision supports provincial legislation that controls liquor supplies and protecting health and safety.
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NB retiree’s border beer battle could change Confederation
Watch for a Supreme Court of Canada’s key ruling on buying booze and interprovincial trade.
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Morneau, Notley to talk about how to get Trans Mountain back on track
Singh suggests a joint reference question to the Supreme Court of Canada to fast-track a resolution on jurisdictional issues.
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Supreme Court to hear bid to reopen lopsided Churchill Falls hydro deal
Province to argue the hydro station in Labrador should be renegotiated to reflect vastly different circumstances.
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Unifor seeks leave to challenge Suncor random drug test ruling at Supreme Court
Energy company and union have been fighting over the issue since 2012 with testing staff in safety-sensitive jobs.
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New Brunswick claims border beer case could ‘redesign’ Canadian federalism
Supreme Court of Canada to hear province’s appeal of the Comeau case.
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AER turns to Supreme Court on well abandonment ruling
2016 decision ruled assets from bankrupt energy companies should go first to creditors, not to cleaning up abandoned oil wells.
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Supreme Court to hear appeal of NB vs Comeau border booze case
Could have national impact on interprovincial trade monopolies and other barriers.
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High court rejects General Motors ignition switch appeal
Attorney says ruling exposes automaker to around 1,000 additional lawsuits and liabilities up to $10 billion.
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High court sides with Samsung in patent dispute with Apple
Not required to pay all the profits from 11 phone models; features copied from iPhone only part of Samsung’s devices.
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Tories want NB beer decision sent to Supreme Court
Federal Conservatives want Section 121 of the Constitution clarified.
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AltaLink power line could face Supreme Court challenge
Landowners will appeal a provincial decision that gave the power transmission company approval to use their property for the line.
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Supreme Court rejects appeal from foam makers
Manufacturers are fighting a $9 billion class action.
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Obama takes on industry over limiting factory, power plant emissions
US Supreme Court hears arguments in case that deals with climate change, executive power.
