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Administrative Law Matters Comments Administrative Law Governance Colloquium 2021: Front-Line AdministrationPaul Daly November 6, 2020 The Administrative Law Governance Colloquium is a series of seminars with world-leading experts on public law, who will discuss their scholarship in depth in sessions chaired by Professor Paul Daly, the University Research Chair in Administrative Law Governance. Attendance is open to students, faculty members and invitees from the public and private sector. [ ] Read more Comments Vavilov Hits the Road (Updated August 20) (Pinned to the Top of the Blog)Paul Daly February 4, 2020 See now One Year of Vavilov Courts around Canada are beginning to apply the Vavilov framework. It is still (just about) too early to draw any firm conclusions. Nonetheless, even at this early stage in the life of Vavilovian judicial review there have been some interesting decisions. I have cbeen coming back to this post [ ] Read more Comments Who Decides What to Shut Down (II)?Paul Daly December 11, 2020 My bedtime reading at the moment is Stephen Bown, The Company: the Rise and Fall of the Hudson s Bay Empire. Bown recounts how the Hudson s Bay Company contributed to the founding of what is now Canada. Originally a trading company based out of London (England), from where it spread its tentacles all over the northern [ ] Read more Comments Canadian Labour Law after VavilovPaul Daly December 7, 2020 I have posted Canadian Labour Law after Vavilov to SSRN. It will be published in 2021 in the Canadian Journal of Labour and Employment Law: Canada’s doctrine of deference to administrative decision-makers was built on foundations provided by labour relations arbitrators and tribunals. With Vavilov, however, those foundations have shifted. In the formative years of [ ] Read more Comments Vavilov s First Birthday, December 18Paul Daly November 27, 2020 In association with the Centre for Public Law and the Alex Trebek Forum for Dialogue Join some of Canada s leading experts for a day-long conference analyzing the implications of the key decision of Vavilov for various areas of administrative decision-making. We will celebrate Vavilov s first birthday on December 18. The conference will be remote, on [ ] Read more Comments Everything is Constitutional Until the Supreme Court Says Otherwise: R. v. Sullivan, 2020 ONCA 333Paul Daly November 19, 2020 In R. v. Sullivan, 2020 ONCA 333, the Ontario Court of Appeal considered the effect of declarations of unconstitutionality. This is a difficult area, with stare decisis and res judicata complicating the analysis but I think the Court of Appeal s analysis is vitiated by a misconception as to the nature of declaratory relief. The basic [ ] Read more Fodden Award for BestCanadian Law BlogUniversity Research Chair in Administrative Law Governance at the University of Ottawa (Faculty of Law, Common Law Section) and part-time member (Review Officer) of the Environmental Protection Tribunal of Canada. Previously Senior Lecturer in Public Law, University of Cambridge and, before that, Associate Professor and Associate Dean, Faculté de droit, Université de Montréal. Member of the Law Society of Ontario and the Bar of New York.Bio | Contacts Continuing professional development Vavilov: Où en sommes-nous, six mois plus tard?May 26, 2020 L'institut canadien de l'administration de la justice, Webinaires sur le droit administratif Continuing professional development Six Months of Vavilov: Where Are We Now?May 25, 2020 Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice, Administrative Law Webinar Series Academic papers COVID-19: Emergency Powers and Legal Principle, May 20 @ 12:00 pm 1:30 pm | FreeMay 20, 2020 Centre for Constitutional Studies Online Webinar -- COVID-19: Emergency Powers and Legal Principle, May 20 @ 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm | Free

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