In Defence of Westminster
Philippe LagasséAnalysis and opinions on the Crown, Parliament, and executive-legislative relations in Westminster states.
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Commander-in-Chief of What Exactly?
The Governor General is Canada’s Commander-in-Chief. Does that give the Governor General any command and control of the Canadian Armed Forces? No. See this explainer. Can the title of Commander-in-Chief be confusing? It might be, I suppose....
Bilingualism and the Nature of the Crown
The Supreme Court of Canada offered us a rare treat today: a decision that touches on the nature of the Crown. In Société de l’Acadie du Nouveau-Brunswick v. Canada (Prime Minister), the majority found that the Lieutenant Governor of New Br...
The Prime Minister and National Security
I have a new academic article out, co-authored with Ian Brodie and Vincent Rigby.
The paper has been accepted for publication in Review of Constitutional Studies.
A pre-print of the paper is available at SSRN.
Here are the details:
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Alford: A bad, but constitutional, limit on privilege
The Supreme Court of Canada released its ruling in Alford last week. In essence, the case dealt with the question of whether Parliament can limit the privilege of free speech for members in specific circumstances through ordinary legislatio...
Arbour and Vice-Regal Appointments and Powers
Canada will soon have a new Governor General: the King has appointed Louise Arbour to the vice-regal office on the advice of Prime Minister Carney.
The reaction to Arbour’s appointment has been mostly positive. Her background is certainly...
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Professor, Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University.
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