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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Weber, the Common Law, and Industrial Self-Government From: One Law for All? View	Challenge to the view that Weber requires arbitrators to enforce the common law, and argument in favour of the view that Weber attempted to restore arbitration to its original role as the …	Elizabeth Shilton	38	2017	$3.80 Add
From Weighing the Scales about Acting Extraterritorially From: Law Beyond Borders View	Discussion of incentives and disincentives involved in the decision as to whether Canada should act extraterritorially in a given situation.	Hugh M. Kindred; Robert J Currie; Steve Coughlan; Teresa Scassa	41	2014	$4.10 Add
From Whales and Seals and Bears, Oh My! The Evolution of global Animal Law and Canada's Ambiguous Stance From: Canadian Perspectives on Animals and the Law View	Examination of the emergence of a new perspective on animals in international law.	Joanne Langille; Katie Sykes; Robert Howse	28	2015	$2.80 Add
From What Does False Advertising Have to Do with Animal Protection? From: Canadian Perspectives on Animals and the Law View	Exploration of the potential to challenge misleading product claims using false advertising laws.	Camille Labchuk	30	2015	$3.00 Add
From What Fraser Means For Labour Rights in Canada From: Constitutional Labour Rights in Canada View	Considers the mark that Fraser left on labour rights in Canada, focusing on the doctrinal and practical implications of the Fraser majority’s reasons, its impact on litigation discourse and …	Ethan Poskanzer; Steven Barrett	44	2012	$4.40 Add
From What irreproducible results mean for the law of scientific evidence From: Advocates and Advocacy View	Personal reflections on the legal profession.	Jason M. Chin	10	2018	$1.00 Add
From NEW! What is Property? From: The Law of Property View	This chapter explains the meaning of property and the two definitions of property that are used in the law. It then describes various things that can be the subject of property rights.	Robert Chambers	13	2021	$1.30 Add
From NEW! What Is to Be Done with the RCMP? From: Canadian Policing View	In What Is to be Done with the RCMP? author Kent Roach examines the RCMP in Canada and how today the RCMP is charged with enforcing Canadian sovereignty over the increasingly transnational nature …	Kent Roach	37	2022	$3.70 Add
From What It Means to Be “Unfit to Stand Trial” From: The Death of a Butterfly View	Chapter 4 explores what it means to be "unfit to stand trial", and the rules around the making of a treatment order. The treatment order is for the involuntary treatment of an accused …	Richard D. Schneider	32	2019	$3.20 Add
From What litigators and broadcast journalists have in common From: Advocates and Advocacy View	Personal reflections on the legal profession.	Scott Arnold	5	2018	$0.50 Add
What’s Next for Canada? Securities Regulation After the Reference	For many years lawyers, policy makers, scholars, and investors have debated the merits of, and the necessity for, a national securities regulator in Canada. Most have agreed that the status quo …	Anita Anand	339	2012	View
From When a journalist comes calling From: Advocates and Advocacy View	Personal reflections on the legal profession.	Kirk Makin	5	2018	$0.50 Add
From When Rules Exclude: On Bowling and Equality From: Discrimination Stories View	This chapter explores how everyday rules are often discriminatory against children and adults with disabilities by examining Tammy McLeod’s Case. McLeod was excluded from participating in a …	Colleen Sheppard	16	2021	$1.60 Add
From When Speech Hurts: Conflicting Freedoms From: Discrimination Stories View	This chapter examines discriminatory public speech by exploring the case of James Komar. The process of "equitably balancing conflicting freedoms" is discussed.	Colleen Sheppard	18	2021	$1.80 Add
From Who Gets Out and Who Stays In? From: Understanding Bail in Canada View	Explores the question of who gets out on bail and who does not, considering many factors including the seriousness of the offence, the strength of the case against the accused, previous breaches …	Gary T Trotter	12	2013	$1.20 Add
From Whose Child Is This? “Surrogacy,” Authority, and Responsibility From: Surrogacy in Canada View	In Chapter 1, Christine Overall, while accepting that the practice of surrogacy may be here to stay, considers the troubling moral issues that arise with respect to women who act as surrogates …	Christine Overall	21	2018	$2.10 Add