Opinion: International law can be a guide, but it is no substitute for the messy, political process of Canadian lawmaking
26 June 2023
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‘A political bloodbath’: Strategists react to Parliament’s return
Sean Speer: Canadian conservatives are well placed to lead on climate change
DeepDive: Four key policy priorities for Parliament’s return
What can we expect from Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives when Parliament resumes?
Patrick Luciani: The troubling origins of ‘Settler Colonialism’
Gerard Kennedy and Mark Mancini
Gerard Kennedy is an assistant professor in the Faculty of the Law at the University of Manitoba, where he teaches and researches in the areas of procedural law, administrative law, and constitutional law. Mark Mancini is a PhD Student in Law. He studies administrative law and the law of judicial review, particularly focusing on the rule of law in the administrative justice system. His work has appeared in academic journals and general interest publications across Canada.
