Méthodologie et recherche

The Occupations and Trades title describes the operation and responsibilities of these self-governing or regulated professions. The Pensions section is for lawyers practising pension law, labour and employment law, and any practice area where pension questions emerge.

This title provides practitioners with a competitive advantage in creating copyrights, maximizing their protection and taking timely and effective action against their infringement.

This title authoritatively defines – in a clear and straightforward manner – the law that governs entry to Canada, residence requirements, and the attainment of Canadian citizenship.

Expropriation is an essential reference for those representing land owners facing possible expropriation and expropriating authorities seeking to acquire land. Extradition and Mutual Legal Assistance untangles the complex web of Canada's extradition regime and provides an indispensable guide to the balancing of rights and obligations in dealing with extradition requests and meeting legislative and treaty obligations. Forestry provides practitioners with the necessary guidance to determine the authority responsible for administering forest lands, to navigate the applicable federal, provincial or territorial regime, and to manage and harvest the forest resources on those lands.

Workplace Health and Safety examines the wide range of employment and labour law-based rules and regulations aimed at protecting workers, while Youth Justice thoroughly examines all aspects of crimes by children and against children.

Vital Statistics examines the constitution law relating to the collection and registration of vital statistics by federal, provincial and territorial governments. Weights and Measures discusses the legislative framework and Measurement Canada’s administration and enforcement of laws regulating the purchase and sale of measured consumer products, electricity and natural gas in Canada. Wildlife, Livestock and Pets title discusses both the diverse legislative framework and the common law principles that affect the treatment of wild and domestic animals in Canada.

This title provides a succinct overview of the general principles that apply to the federal employment insurance regime, and the unique income assistance programs that exist in each province and territory.

This title is the ideal resource for practitioners seeking a clear understanding of the black letter law in this important area.

This important title brings together in one accessible source the law of evidence that applies in civil and criminal proceedings before Canadian courts.

The Education title examines the legal framework within which students in Canada are educated while the Elections title focuses on the law pertaining to federal and provincial elections for the members of government.