Legal Ease, Jan. 19
How Are Judges Chosen?
When you appear in Court in Nunavut, you are likely to be appearing before a judge of the Nunavut Court of Justice. That is true whether your case is civil, criminal, family or any other kind of case.
Legal Ease, Jan. 17
Help! A fact-finding meeting?
Legal Ease, Jan. 6
Domestic Assault
Legal Ease, Dec. 21
The dangers of holiday drinking
Legal Ease, Dec. 14
Should you talk to the police?
Legal Ease, Dec. 6
Sentence Appeals
What you need to know about sudden infant death syndrome
A message from the Qikiqtani Medical Association
Legal Ease, Nov. 23
Sexual Touching Requires True Consent
Legal Ease, Nov. 17
Coroner’s Inquests
Legal Ease, Nov. 14
Bad neighbours?
Advertising
Legal Ease, Nov. 9
Opening the Kimono
Legal Ease, Nov. 7
False Confessions
Legal Ease, Oct. 17
The Elks Want to Throw Me Out… What Are My Rights?
Legal Ease, Oct. 3
Child Welfare
Legal Ease, Sept. 29
Do I have to do what the judge said?
Legal Ease, Sept. 14
Reasonable Doubt and O.J.
The time is right for renewable energy in the North
Renewable energy meeting Sept. 15-17 in Iqaluit will bring governments together with energy experts
The case for a northern infrastructure bank
“Public banking is an idea looking for a place to happen. It should happen here”
Legal Ease, Sept. 1
Statutory Holidays
Legal Ease, Aug. 24
Limits of the Law
Advertising
Making Nunavut work, when mining slows down
“There is a tremendous need for Northerners as active partners, researchers, environmental monitors and stewards”
Clyde River vs. Big Oil: classic David versus Goliath
“Let’s stand with Inuit and stop seismic blasting in the Canadian Arctic”
Legal Ease, Aug. 15
“It was an accident!”
Legal Ease, Aug. 11
Sexual Harassment
Let’s put out the welcome mat for exploration and mining investment
“Is our investment not welcome in Nunavut?”