For many students in the province of Ontario, it is common to attend a school that is within a public or a Catholic school board, both of which are fully funded by the Government of Ontario.

New federal legislation to criminalize so-called “conversion therapy” holds promise as the most comprehensive Canadian legislative effort to date to ban these harmful practices. It is long overdue.

Canadians often struggle to fully grasp the makeup of Canada’s constitutional framework, especially with respect to the role of unwritten constitutional principles (UCPs).

Canada is currently facing dual public health crises, though one seems to be struggling to garner quite as much attention. While in a short period of time the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused lasting impacts on the health...

The Ottawa Law Review receives blog submissions on a rolling basis and accepted posts are published weekly on Monday mornings. Submissions must adhere to our Blog

The Ottawa Law Review is pleased to announce its launch of the OLR Blog. The Ottawa Law Review maintains a long-standing tradition of promoting a

Most individuals making political donations have higher incomes, social networks, and levels of political engagement.[3] These donor characteristics likely come as no surprise. As an aphorism goes, “money is the lifeblood of politics.”

Seymour Lipset’s foundational comparative account of Canada and the United States (US) sought to understand the differences between two countries that seem similar when compared to other countries.[1]