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In-depth Could Canada be sued for a lack of climate action?

New advisory opinion from the International Court of Justice says countries can be held legally accountable for their greenhouse gas emissions and required to pay reparations to those harmed by climate change

BY Holly Lake

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David Frum says lawyers are key to upholding what is morally right and maintaining a belief in the democratic system south of the border

BY Gail J. Cohen

Profile Committed to solving the climate crisis

Newly elected Liberal MP Eric St-Pierre is hoping to draw on his environ-mental and Aboriginal law experience on Commons committees

BY Sue Bailey

In-depth Revived and reimagined

After a long absence from the legal landscape, the new Law Commission of Canada recently turned two

BY Dale Smith

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