Min of Justice/Attorney General of Canada

(6/6) His practice focused on dispute resolution in the construction and infrastructure sectors, and he appeared as counsel before all levels of court in Manitoba, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, and the Ontario Court of Appeal.

(5/6) Justice Woolley articled and practised at Thompson Dorfman Sweatman LLP, where he became a partner in 2011 and later served as chair of the firm’s litigation practice group beginning in 2020.

(1/6) Today, the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada announced the following judicial appointments in Manitoba. canada.ca/en/department-…

(3/3) Justice Johal has served as a Crown Prosecutor with the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service and previously with Legal Aid Alberta, prosecuting serious criminal matters and contributing to legal education and mentorship.

(2/3) It is with great pleasure that I announce the appointment of Parminder K. Johal as a Justice of the Court of King’s Bench of Alberta in Edmonton. An alumna of @UBC and @uviclaw, she was called to the Alberta Bar in 2006.

(1/3) Today, the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada announced the following judicial appointment in Alberta. canada.ca/en/department-…

(3/3) Prior to his appointment to the Superior Court of Justice of Ontario in 2019, Justice Leibovich served as Director of the Crown Law Office–Criminal. He has prosecuted complex criminal cases at all levels of court, including the Ontario Court of Appeal.

(2/3) It is with great pleasure that I announce the elevation of the Honourable Howard Leibovich as Regional Senior Judge of the Superior Court of Justice of Ontario for the Central East Region. An alumnus of @mcgillu, he was called to the Ontario Bar in 1996.

(1/3) Today, the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada announced the following judicial appointment in Ontario. canada.ca/en/department-…

(2/2) The #GC is moving ahead with action to strengthen our laws, support the front lines, and keep Canadians safe with new investigative tools for law enforcement.

(1/2) We need to match increasingly sophisticated technology with modern laws. Criminals are using sophisticated methods online to threaten public safety and law enforcement need the right tools to investigate, disrupt, and stop the harm.

(2/2) Charter Statements are required for each new government bill. They identify the potential effects of a bill on #CDNCharter rights and freedoms. #CDNLaw

(1/2) The #CDNCharter Statement for Bill #S6, the Federal Law–Civil Law Harmonization Act, No. 4, was tabled in Parliament this week. justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/pl… #CdnLaw

Representation matters. The strong presence of women judges on superior court benches across Canada helps strengthen decision-making and confidence and ensures equality in the justice system. A court system that represents the population it serves is more legitimate.

Proud to recognize the women across Canada’s justice system whose leadership and dedication strengthen our institutions every day. On #IWD2026, we celebrate the progress made and recommit to the work ahead to advance equality for all women.

Investments in Community Justice Centres, like the London Justice Centre, help bring justice, health and social services together to collectively address the root causes of crime, and to connect at-risk young adults in the London area with social supports.

(2/2) Charter Statements are required for each new government bill. They identify the potential effects of a bill on #CDNCharter rights and freedoms.

(1/2) Last week, the #CDNCharter Statement for Bill #C21, the Red River Métis Self-Government Recognition and Implementation Treaty Act, was tabled in Parliament. #CdnLaw" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">justice.gc.ca/eng/csj-sjc/pl…