Gender identity and gender expression rights in federal correctional facilities March 17, 2017 The CBA raises concerns about transgender rights issues in federal corrections, including housing, segregation, searches and testing, showers and toilet facilities, access to personal items, clothing and prosthetics, and health care.
Retaining the Preliminary Inquiry March 14, 2017 The CBA urges retaining the preliminary inquiry and refutes the suggestion that it contributes to court delays. Rather, it is a tool for justice efficiency and fairness.
Shortage of Judges December 19, 2016 The CBA reiterates the urgency of filling vacancies and increasing judicial complements across Canada, noting the critical shortage of judges in Quebec and Alberta.
Environmental Assessment Process Review Follow-Up December 16, 2016 The CBA responds to questions from the Environmental Assessment Review Process Expert Panel.
Environmental Assessment Process Review December 09, 2016 The CBA reviews the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, 2012 and addresses ways to improve the federal environmental assessment process.
Criminal Records Act Review Consultations December 07, 2016 The CBA urges expanded availability of pardons or record suspensions, to advance the important goal of encouraging offenders' reintegration.
Court and Registry Management System December 07, 2016 The CBA urges the Justice Minister to support technological advancements for the Federal Courts, and the Tax Court of Canada.
Bill S-3 — Indian Act Amendments (sexual equality) November 28, 2016 The CBA urges more comprehensive law to address sex-based inequities from the Indian Act registration system.
Review of the Navigation Protection Act November 28, 2016 The CBA recommends that all navigable waters be protected, not just those waters listed in the Schedule to the Navigation Protection Act.
Bill C-235 — Criminal Code Amendments (fetal alcohol spectrum disorder) November 23, 2016 The CBA supports passage of Bill C-235, to improve the criminal justice system's responsiveness to people with FASD.