Vol. 16 No. 1, 2 & 3 (2007)

Articles

• The Challenges of Securing an Open Society

  The Honourable A. Anne McLellan

  (2007) No 1: 1-14

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• Charkaoui: Beyond Anti-Terrorism, Procedural Fairness, and Section 7 of the Charter

  James Stribopoulos

  (2007) No 1: 15-19

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• Can a Middle Ground be Found on Senate Numbers?

  Bruce M. Hicks

  (2007) No 1: 21-39

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• POGG as a Basis for Federal Jurisdiction over Public Health Surveillance

  Sina A. Muscati

  (2007) No 1: 41-50

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• The Constitution Act, 1982: the Foreseen and Unforeseen

  Hon. Barry L. Strayer

  (2007) No 2: 51-61

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• L’exil intérieur des Québécois dans le Canada de la Charte

  Guy Laforest

  (2007) No 2: 63-70

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• Charter Checks and Parliamentary Balances

  Baker Dennis, Rainer Knopff

  (2007) No 2: 71-78

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• Sometimes Constitutions are Made in the Streets: the Future of the Charter’s Notwithstanding Clause

  John D. Whyte

  (2007) No 2: 79-87

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• The Unlikely Union of Same-Sex Marriage, Polygamy and the Charter in Court

  Matthew Hennigar

  (2007) No 2: 89-100

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• Conditions Under Which Québec Prefers a Strong Federal Government, or Why Decentralization is not Necessarily a Good Thing for Québec

  Michel Venne

  (2007) No 3: 101-105

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• A Democratic Defence of the Court Challenges Program

  Larissa Kloegman

  (2007) No 3: 107-115

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• A Level Playing Field for Classical Liberalism: the Abolition of the Court Challenges Program Empowers a Diversity of Perspectives on Freedom and Equality

  John Carpay

  (2007) No 3: 117-126

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• Droits scolaires collectifs en concurrence ou en complémentarité : Langue et religion dans le droit constitutionnel de gestion des écoles de langue française au Canada

  Pierre Foucher

  (2007) No 3: 127-133

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• La gestion de la diversité religieuse en milieu scolaire : le modèle « Made in Alberta »

  Natalie Boisvert

  (2007) No 3: 135-145

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