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Runnymede Radio — 107 episodes
The Charter and Liberal Democracy: Parts I and II
Indigenous Community Courts in Canada
Judicializing Everything? Mark Harding on the Clash of Constitutionalisms
From Cancellation to Incarceration: Collin May on the Future of Cancel Culture
Judicial Councils, Judicial Ethics, and Public Trust
Rogue Justice: The Rise of Judicial Supremacy in Israel
Clause and Effect: Section 33 and the Constitutional Conversation
Residential School Denialism: Competing Perspectives
Emo Township, Part II: Rethinking the Tribunal Decision
Emo Township, Part I: Inside the Borderland Pride Case
The Prerogative to Keep the Peace and the Limits of the Emergencies Act
Positivism & Natural Law: Competing Foundations of Legal Order
Cowichan Tribes, Reconciliation, and Private Land
Understanding an Ambiguous Clause: Section 35 and the Drafting of the Constitution
Measuring Jurisprudence with AI: Rules, Standards, and the Supreme Court of Canada
Notwithstanding Judicial Review
Can the Centre Hold? A Lecture by Justice Malcolm Rowe
Runnymede 10 Retrospective: Taking Our Place
Runnymede 10 Retrospective: The Early Years
Sérafin: La faculté de droit canadienne et l’identitarisme de « gauche »
The Common Law and the Judicial Role
Morton: The Politicization of the Courts
Veel: A Quantitative Analysis of the Supreme Court
Milousis: Limiting Harm vs Freedom of Expression
Newman: Property Rights and the Charter
Bildy: Challenging the Statement of Principles
Olszynski: The Alberta “Shadow Court” Act?
Zhu and Sérafin: Carter v Canada
The Politics of the Alberta Sovereignty Act
Sigalet and Mendelsohn: The Notwithstanding Clause
Van Geyn and Dehaas: Free Speech in Canada
Primary Documents: A Database to Better Understand the Canadian Constitution
Hartery and Sigalet: The Alberta Sovereignty Act
A Message from Tim
Yu: Administrative Actors and Section 33
Moon: Free Speech in the Digital Age
Snow: Bill C-63 and a Limited Tribunal
Alford: The Notwithstanding Clause, the Senate, and a Constitutional Crisis?
Mancini: Charter Values in Administrative Law
Lagassé and Sirota: Parliament after the Power Case
The Runnymede Society: Our past, present, and future
Law & Freedom 2024: Constitutionalism in a Free and Democratic Society
Law & Freedom 2024: What Comes Next After the Emergencies Act Ruling?
Law & Freedom 2024: Administrative Law and Charter Values
Law & Freedom 2024: Common Law Rights and Government Accountability
Law & Freedom 2024: Reputation and Free Expression in Defamation Law
Law & Freedom 2024: Emerging Trends in Federalism
Law and Freedom 2024: A Fireside Discussion with Chief Justice Michael Tulloch
Ryan Alford and Stéphane Sérafin: The Notwithstanding Clause and Hak v. Quebec
Jamie Cameron and Richard Moon: When is Assembly No Longer Peaceful?
Colton Fehr: Bedford and the Attenuation of Rights
Adrian Vermeule: The Development of Doctrine
Kerri Froc and Derek Ross: What’s Next for Canada’s MAID Laws?
Asher Honickman: What Defamation Law Tells Us About Free Expression
Lauren Heuser: Does the Online News Act Hurt Publishers?
David Livingstone: The Constitutionalism of Thomas D’Arcy McGee
Preston Jordan Lim: The Originalism of F.R. Scott
Steven Penney: What Section 12 Tells Us About Liberalism
Stephen Armstrong: Are Henry VIII Clauses Unconstitutional?
Law & Freedom 2023: International Law and Canadian Courts
Gerard Kennedy and Mark Mancini: Is the Supreme Court of Canada Political?
Jesse Hartery: Canadian Federalism in the 21st century
Law & Freedom 2023: The State of Academic Freedom
Philippe Lagassé: What the Accession of King Charles III Means for the Monarchy in Canada
Law & Freedom 2023: Section 15 After Sharma
Faisal Bhabha and Dwight Newman: Constitutional Cleaves at the Supreme Court of Canada
Law & Freedom 2023: The Emergencies Act and the ‘Freedom Convoy’
Law & Freedom 2023: The Future of Section 12
Cara Zwibel and Ryan Alford: What’s Next After the Emergencies Act Inquiry?
Brian Bird and Derek Ross: Forgotten Foundations of the Constitution
Yuan Yi Zhu and Kerry Sun: What is Cruel and Unusual Punishment?
Justice Peter Lauwers: The Judicial Mind
Geoffrey Sigalet: Intellectual Diversity in the Canadian Academy
Ryan Alford: The ‘Freedom Convoy’ and the Emergencies Act
Asher Honickman and Leonid Sirota: Debating Unwritten Principles
Carissima Mathen: Marc Nadon and the Supreme Court Act
Emmett Macfarlane: Constitutional Architecture and the Senate Reference
Mark Mancini: The State of Canada’s Rule of Law
Kristopher Kinsinger: The Future of Runnymede’s Coalition
Dr. Andy Summers: Wealth taxation in response to Covid-19
Professor Malcolm Lavoie: The Implications of Property as Self-Government
Dr. Gerard Kennedy: Atlantic Lottery, Nevsun, and the rule of law in private law jurisprudence
Dean Mark Walters: Dicey and the common law constitutional tradition
Professor Philippe Lagassé: On prorogation
MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith: Canada’s COVID-19 Response
Dr. Ryan Alford: Emergency Powers in Canada
Shannon Salter: BC’s Civil Resolution Tribunal
Carissima Mathen: Advisory Opinions
Asher Honickman: Canadian Federalism
Dr. Kerri Froc: Feminist Originalism
Dr. Paul Daly: The Administrative Law Trilogy
Dr. Geoffrey Sigalet: Constitutional Dialogue
Mark Mancini: National Director, Runnymede Society
Is Net Neutrality a Solution in Search of a Problem?
Marni Soupcoff: There’s No Refuge Left
From Charlie Hebdo to Charlottesville
PART II: Is s. 33 a useful tool or a loaded gun?
DEBATE: Is s. 33 a loaded gun or a useful tool? (Part I of II)
Bruce Pardy and Asher Honickman: Bill C-16 is Law. Now What?
Brian Bird: Liberty, Equality, Trinity
Chief Justice Glenn Joyal: The Charter, Rights Talk, and Institutional Imbalance
Teresa Bejan: The Disagreeableness of Disagreement
Lauren Heuser: Free Speech in the Digital Age
Ilya Somin: The Case for Open Borders
Leonid Sirota: Are We All Originalists Now?
Daniel Goldwater: Quebec Exceptionalism
Jordan Peterson: Compelled Speech Is Compelled Thought