You can now register for this year’s Administrative Law & Governance Colloquium on “Executive Power”. Registration is open and you can also simply join any or all of the webinars by clicking the links below or in the attached PDF. Here is a description of this year’s series: Executive power has been the site of […] Read more
In Société des casinos du Québec inc. v. Association des cadres de la Société des casinos du Québec, 2024 SCC 13 the Supreme Court of Canada dealt with a number of important issues that are significant for the law of judicial review of administrative action and for regulation more broadly. I previewed the case in […] Read more
I am working on a paper on the concept of responsive reasons in administrative law. I will be posting bits and pieces over the next week or so. Here is the opening section on the traditional position, from which we are moving away… Reasonableness in administrative law has a long and storied history. For common […] Read more
Regular readers will be aware that the standard of review of regulations has been a contentious point in Canadian public law for some time now (see e.g. here). Next week, the Supreme Court of Canada will hear the appeals from the decisions of the Alberta Court of Appeal in Auer v Auer, 2022 ABCA 375 […] Read more
As I have mentioned in a couple of posts, I have agreed to take the baton from the great David Mullan in providing readers of the Energy Regulation Quarterly with an annual review of administrative law. The text has now been published and can be accessed here in web format and also in PDF. I […] Read more
