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This national casebook includes comprehensive coverage of foundational legal issues and jurisprudence affecting Indigenous peoples in Canada, contextualising them within their larger cultural, political and sociological framework. Formerly published as Aboriginal Legal Issues: Cases, Materials and Commentary.

This work provides an overview of the foundations of tax law and the critical cases which have shaped each component of the tax regime, uniquely combining the best features of both a textbook and casebook.

Written in a simple and straight-forward tone, this text focuses on the duties of directors and officers associated with the use of the new technology.

An introduction to the laws and principles that govern relations between individuals, this title explores important private law concepts within the realms of torts, contracts, employment law, property law, intellectual property, business organizations, family law, and insurance.

This book will help recognize and avoid legal risks that affect businesses and consumers on a daily basis.

This title provides an introduction to the processes and structure of law from the perspectives of those who experience the law as participants. It focuses on the laws rationale, its institutional character and the burdens it imposes on the entire legal community.

This book provides Canadian lawyers, judges, mediators, arbitrators, and others with key insights to navigate the new virtual world, focusing on advocacy on a national level.

The “modern principle” is the official approach to statutory interpretation in Canada, which focuses on the language of a statutory provision in light of its purpose, intent and context. This title is a must-have resource for anyone seeking to gain insight into statutory interpretation in Canada. Formerly published as The Fundamentals of Statutory Interpretation.