-
-
Recent Posts
Categories
- General
- Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
- Bank of Canada
- Canadian Armed Forces
- Charities
- Defense Research and Development Canada
- Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade
- Executive
- Extra-Governmental
- Government Overview
- Governor General
- Indian Affairs and Northern Development
- Judiciary
- Legislative
- National Arts Centre
- Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- The Royal Canadian Mint
- History
- News
- General
Blogroll
Category Archives: Judiciary
The Federal Court & The Tax Court
The Federal Court Sitting just below the Supreme Court of Canada in the judicial pyramid is the Federal Court. In 2003 the Federal Court of Canada was split into two parts – the Federal Court and the Federal Court of … Continue reading
The Provincial Courts
In our previous article we started right at the top of Canada’s court system, explaining the history and the role of the Supreme Court of Canada. In this article we are going to talk about one of the three strands … Continue reading
The Supreme Court of Canada
Along with the executive and the legislative, the judiciary is the third part of the trio which makes up the system of Canadian government. The court system dispenses justice with regards to the laws of the country and theoretically under … Continue reading