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Panel to hear trade dispute appeal between Alberta and Artisan Ales Consulting Inc. on Jan 25

Post published:January 10, 2018
Post category:News

Winnipeg – January 10, 2018 – An Appeal Panel will hold a hearing under the Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT) to hear the appeal from the decision of the dispute between Artisan Ales Consulting Inc. and the government of Alberta regarding mark-ups on out-of-Province beer. In July 2016 Artisan Ales…

Release: Artisan Ales files appeal factum in dispute over unconstitutional beer tax and refund scheme

Post published:December 5, 2017
Post category:News Press Releases

On December 1, 2017, Artisan Ales filed an appeal factum in support of its ongoing challenge to the Alberta Government’s discriminatory treatment of out-of-province craft beer. On July 28, 2017, an expert panel convened under the Agreement on Internal Trade (“AIT”) found that the Government of Alberta’s discriminatory tax-and-subsidy regime…

Release: Charter Challenge to Law Society’s mandatory Statement of Principles takes on new urgency

Post published:December 4, 2017
Post category:News Press Releases

On Friday, the Law Society of Upper Canada soundly rejected a motion proposed by Joseph Groia, a prominent Toronto lawyer and bencher of the Law Society, to create an exemption to the new mandatory Statement of Principles for persons who believe the requirement violates their freedom of conscience. This leaves…

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