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The Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) is proposing to update its Immigration Appeal Division Rules by making remote communication and virtual hearings the default. The CBA’s Immigration Law Section ...

No one thinks Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s description of judicial independence as a “joke” is funny, particularly the province’s three chief justices. “Judicial independence is a cornerstone of our ...