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La Cour suprême rejette l’appel et confirme que l’art. 29 de la Loi sur l’abolition du registre des armes d’épaule est valide et que le Québec n’a aucun droit juridique aux données.
La Cour suprême rejette l’appel de Christopher James Clay et confirme que l’interdiction de possession de cannabis sativa sous l’ancienne LRN ne viole pas l’article 7.
Supplementary reasons in Paul v. Forest Appeals Commission set out the formal remedy: certiorari, prohibition, declarations, and costs after the appeal was allowed.
The words "all or any part of the public" in s.124(1) of the Municipal Act include any member of the public, including a single individual, and do not require that the person be exercising a public rather than a private right; given that the trial judge's factual finding that the property was unsightly was supported by evidence, the conviction was properly sustained and the appeal dismissed.
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The Supreme Court of Canada held that s. 15 of Newfoundland’s Seal Fishery Act was within federal fishing jurisdiction and had been rendered ineffective by federal regulations.
La Cour suprême confirme que la Loi de 1973 sur la municipalité régionale de Peel peut confier à l’OMB le règlement des litiges sur les actifs et passifs municipaux sans violer l’art. 96.
The Supreme Court of Canada upheld federal and provincial official-languages provisions and held that New Brunswick’s procedural language rule activated the federal criminal-proceedings language provisions.
La Cour suprême rejette l’appel et confirme que le Parlement pouvait autoriser l’expropriation de terres pour la ceinture de verdure de la Région de la capitale nationale.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that Alberta’s 1942 amendment to the Judicature Act was within provincial legislative power, with the objectionable clause severable.
The Supreme Court of Canada answered a constitutional reference on whether Parliament could make the Court the final appellate authority and abolish appeals to the Privy Council.
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