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National Section Bylaw Amendments

  • August 13, 2005

Whereas the National Health Law, Charities and Not-for-Profit Law, and Citizenship and Immigration Law Sections wish to foster greater participation by increasing the number of Members-at-Large on their respective executive committees

Charities & Not-for-Profit Law, Health Law, Immigration Law

Legal Education For Public Sector Lawyers

  • August 13, 2005

Whereas the Canadian Bar Association recognizes that lawyers employed by governments and other public sector employers perform a vital role in ensuring that laws, regulations and other government policies and programs are lawfully made and administered and enforced in a lawful and ethical manner

Electronic Delivery of New Housing GST/HST Rebate Form

  • August 13, 2005

Attendu que l’Agence du Revenu du Canada est en général favorable à l’envoi électronique du formulaire de remboursement de la TPS/TVH pour habitations neuves (Formulaire GST190)

Real Property Law, Taxation Law

Opposition to Capital Punishment

  • August 13, 2005

Whereas the Canadian Bar Association has a long history of support for the restrained and principled use of the criminal law to minimize interference with the rights and freedoms of individuals and to promote rehabilitation, reintegration and restorative justice

Appointment of Bilingual Judges

  • August 13, 2005

Whereas use of English or French in the courts is a constitutional right at the federal level, in Québec, Manitoba and New Brunswick under section 133 of the Constitution Act, 1867, section 19 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and section 23 of the Manitoba Act, 1870

Eligibility for Legal Aid

  • February 19, 2005

Whereas the Canadian Bar Association is committed to legal aid as a public service essential for true access to justice and has advocated national standards to achieve a fair and equitable level of access to justice and legal aid services across Canada