Halsbury's Laws of Canada – Religious Institutions (2022 Reissue) / Roads, Highways and Bridges (2022 Reissue)

Diana Ginn, B.A., LL.B., LL.M., is a Professor at the Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University. Her teaching areas have included property law, administrative law, law and religion, alternative dispute resolution, public law, health law, and women and the law. Professor Ginn's research and writing interests cover a range of topics, including religion and the law, administrative law, aboriginal title, health care issues and gender issues. Her recent publications in the field of law and religion include: “Living Well Together: Insights from a Philosopher, a Theologian and a Legal Scholar” in Dawid Bunikowski & Alberto Puppo, eds, Why Religion? Towards a Critical Philosophy of Law, Peace and God (Switzerland: Springer, 2020) (co-authored with Edward R. Lewis); “Religion in Canadian Public Schools: Constitutionalized Anomalies” Education and Law Journal, January 2020 (co-authored with Javier García Oliva and Edward R. Lewis); “The Religious and Ideological Freedom of Teachers in the English Legal Framework: Is the Balance between Collective and Individual Rights Appropriate?” 7(2) Oxford Journal of Law and Religion (Oxford University Press) (2018) at p. 185 (co-authored with Javier Garcia Oliva); "Pluralism, Autonomy and Resistance: A Canadian Perspective on Resolving Conflicts Between Freedom of Religion and LGBTQ Rights" (2017) 12:1 Religion & Human Rights 1 (co-authored with Kevin Kindred); “Legislators and Religious-Based Reasoning” (co-authored with David Blaikie and Micah Goldstein) (2013) 21:2 Constitutional Forum; “Balancing Religious Freedom in a Multicultural Nation” (2012) JURIST; The Legal Guide for Religious Institutions (co-authored with David Blaikie), (New York: Continuum, 2010); Legal Guide for Canadian Churches (co-authored with David Blaikie) Novalis Press, 2006; and "Religious Discourse in the Public Square" (co-authored with David Blaikie) (2006) 15: 1 Constitutional Forum.

Catherine Morin, B.Mus. (Hons.), LL.B., is the Supervising Editor, Supplementation for Halsbury's Laws of Canada. She is responsible for the creation of supplements for all Halsbury's titles, and also oversees the semiannual updating of Halsbury's Companion: Guide and Consolidated Index and the updating of glossaries for Halsbury’s titles. A former practitioner, Catherine has been responsible for restructuring and overseeing the production of various digest products, including NetLetters™ and the Canadian Weekly Law Sheet. She has extensive legal research and writing experience, and has authored several Halsbury's Laws of Canada titles, including Gifts, Holidays, Hospitality, Missing Persons and Absentees and Roads, Highways and Bridges. She is the co-author of the Halsbury's Debtor and Creditor and Halsbury's Mines and Minerals titles, and has served as a contributing editor on numerous others.