JFK Law LLP is pleased to announce that our Managing Partner, Sara Mainville, has recently appeared twice on CBC’s “Here and Now Toronto” with Ramraajh Sharvendiran to discuss Ontario’s Read More
Bill 5: Ontario’s Mining Act Amendments – Economic Ambitions at What Cost?
Recent legislative proposals in Ontario, specifically those within Bill 5, titled the Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act, 2025, signals a seismic shift in the province’s approach to Read More
Too Much Discretion, Not Enough Meaningful Consultation: British Columbia’s Bill 15 and DRIPA
Introduction/Overview British Columbia’s Bill 15, the Infrastructure Projects Act, has passed second reading, despite scrutiny and criticism from Indigenous leaders. If passed, Bill 15 would empower the provincial government Read More
Ontario’s SEZs: A Legislative Power Grab Endangering Indigenous Rights and the Environment
Part Two: Unpacking the Special Economic Zones Act, 2025 Ontario’s Bill 5, the “Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025,” has unleashed a torrent of criticism. While the Read More
British Columbia’s Bill 15: Expediting Projects at the Expense of Indigenous Rights and Reconciliation
Introduction The government of British Columbia is trying to pass Bill 15, the Infrastructure Projects Act, by the end of May 2025. The proposed legislation would empower BC’s NDP Read More
Ontario’s Bill 5: Economic Ambition Meet Constitutional Duty – The Inevitable Delays Arising from the Honour of the Crown and Environmental Integrity
Introduction The Government of Ontario’s Bill 5, “Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025” is an omnibus bill that will amend or repeal several pieces of legislation. For Read More
JFK’s Claire Truesdale presents at the Indigenous Membership and Identity Forum held by the Pacific Business & Law Institute
On January 30th, JFK’s Claire Truesdale presented at the Indigenous Membership and Identity forum held by the Pacific Business & Law Institute (PBLI) in Vancouver on Indian Status, Membership, Read More
Supreme Court of Canada Confirms Crown-Indigenous Contracts can Engage the Honour of the Crown: Quebec (Attorney General) v. Pekuakamiulnuatsh Takuhikan, 2024 SCC 39
On November 27, 2024, the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC” or “Court”) released a decision regarding on-reserve policing (“the Decision”) that is likely to have important consequences for Indigenous Read More