The new limits of civil forfeiture in Ontario

On May 12, the Ontario Court of Appeal will consider the limits of civil forfeiture and the power of the Attorney General to use this powerful tool to dispose of assets without compensation. Civil forfeiture is a process that allows government to seize property and other assets tainted by crime.…

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Quarantine hotel court case should matter to all Canadians

Legal challenges to the federal quarantine hotel policy continue to work their way through the courts, with another decision that was released on April 23. This decision was a minor procedural setback that will not have a bearing on the challenge to the policy. But the decision has attracted significant…

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Why quarantine hotel requirements are now heading to the courts

Trudeau’s quarantine hotels have only been operating for a few weeks, but they are already facing serious legal challenges. The hotels are considered by civil libertarians and travellers alike to be one of the most poorly implemented and restrictive responses to COVID-19 brought by any level of government. That’s why…

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