Immediate Roadside Prohibition schemes are firmly entrenched in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan, and are expected to be present in every province in the next 10 years. The time to learn how to challenge these prohibitions successfully is now.
This pandemic-inspired legal reference explores the powers conferred by both federal and provincial emergency legislation in Canada – what they are, how legislatures have created them, how federal and provincial leaders have used and may use them, and how courts and other participants in our democratic system can hold governments accountable when they do.