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  1. 01
    Criminal Law

    Consent, Age, Alibi and Other Defence Issues

    Understand how consent, age and alibi affect criminal liability, and distinguish them from arguments involving prank, accident, triviality and cultural context.

    9 min read
  2. 02
    Criminal Law

    Sentencing Principles

    Proportionality, sentencing objectives, aggravating and mitigating factors, parity, restraint and Gladue.

    7 min read
  3. 03
    Criminal Law

    Sentencing Range & Options

    Eligibility, legal effects and breach rules for discharge, probation, fines, restitution and imprisonment.

    8 min read
  4. 04
    Topics in AI

    Ottawa Is Consulting on AI Transparency. Europe Shipped It

    Canada's AI-transparency consultation runs from July 23 to September 23, 2026. Firms must distinguish that policy process from existing privacy duties and applicable EU transparency rules.

    8 min read
  5. 05
    Topics in AI

    The Temporary US Model Suspension and Canadian AI Continuity

    June’s temporary Fable 5 suspension exposed an access dependency for Canadian firms. Access was restored in July; continuity planning remains a separate question from data location.

    8 min read
  6. 06
    Topics in AI

    Colorado Just Gutted Its Own AI Law. A Lesson for Canada

    Colorado signed a bill repealing its landmark AI Act, dropping impact assessments and sliding the start date to 2027. For Canadian small firms, the lesson is adaptable controls, not automatic compliance through hosting.

    8 min read
  7. 07
    Topics in AI

    Canada Has an AI Strategy Now. Read the Data Fine Print

    Carney's federal AI strategy is heavy on compute, adoption, and sovereignty, and light on binding rules. For a small firm picking software in 2026, residency is a procurement question, not a new blanket legal duty.

    8 min read
  8. 08
    Topics in AI

    AIDA Is Dead. The Vacuum Is Real.

    Bill C-27's proposed AIDA did not become law. Existing privacy and professional obligations still govern relevant AI uses, while later legislative proposals require separate assessment.

    13 min read
  9. 09
    Topics in AI

    The Canadian Small Firm AI Stack in 2026

    A practical roundup of the AI tools small Canadian firms are actually running in 2026 for drafting, research, intake, and entity work. With prices, gotchas, and what is missing.

    9 min read
  10. 10
    Topics in AI

    Assessing US Legal AI Tools for Canadian Practice

    Foreign-hosted legal AI requires a careful assessment of data flows, privacy and professional secrecy. Canadian hosting can help, but it does not settle those questions.

    8 min read