McGill Law Journal
Volume 67No2
current issueDecember 2021
Legal Pluralism and Analytical Jurisprudence: An Inapposite Contrast
Litigating Cross-Border Aboriginal Title Claims in Canada: The Possibility (and Necessity) of a Federal Legislative Response to Newfoundland and Labrador (Attorney-General) v. Uashaunnuat (Innu of Uashat and of Mani-Utenam)
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In Toronto (City) v. Ontario (Attorney General), the Supreme Court held the Ontario government’s decision to reduce the size of Toronto’s City Council – during an election – was constitutionally valid. In this episode, we explore the case and its implications on freedom of expression and unwritten constitutional principles. We speak with Nathalie Des Rossiers, Principal of Massey College, who was a member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario when the events transpired.
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