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Over the past three years, the Competition Act has undergone its most significant transformation in decades. Through three waves of legislative amendments – introduced through Bills C-19, C-56, and C-59 – the framework for competition law enforcement in Canada has been fundamentally reshaped. Together, these reforms have expanded the powers of both the Commissioner of Competition and private parties, signaling a more aggressive and proactive enforcement regime.
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Although private access to the Competition Tribunal has steadily expanded over the past two decades, very few private applications have actually been brought and even fewer have succeeded. But with sweeping new rights in force as of June 2025, that may soon change.
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Here’s a look at the leave application decisions that the Supreme Court of Canada will be releasing on July 10, 2025.
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Here’s a look at the leave application decisions that the Supreme Court of Canada will be releasing on June 12, 2025.
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Here’s a look at the leave application decisions that the Supreme Court of Canada will be releasing on June 5, 2025.
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Here’s a look at the leave application decisions that the Supreme Court of Canada will be releasing on May 29, 2025.
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Our readers know that we maintain a database that includes information relating to every Supreme Court of Canada leave decision from January 1, 2018 onward. While we use that database to maintain a machine learning model to predict the likelihood of particular cases getting leave to appeal, we also use it to look at trends at the Court more generally. In this blog post, we provide a year in review of the Supreme Court of Canada’s leave application decisions in 2024.
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Our readers know that we maintain a database that includes information relating to every Supreme Court of Canada leave decision from January 1, 2018 onward. While we use that database to maintain a machine learning model to predict the likelihood of particular cases getting leave to appeal, we also use it to look at trends at the Court more generally. In this blog post, we provide a year in review of the Supreme Court of Canada’s leave application decisions in 2023.
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This blog post deals with two areas of law that are near and dear to my heart: class actions and appeals to the Supreme Court of Canada. The question I tackle in this post is whether class actions are more likely than other types of cases to be granted leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.
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As many readers of our blogs know, we maintain a database that contains a wealth of information about every Supreme Court of Canada leave application decided from January 1, 2018 onward. That dataset allows us to provide a range of analysis and predictions relating to Supreme Court leave applications. But there is one fact that is apparent to all Supreme Court watchers that you don’t need a rich dataset to know: far fewer cases than usual got leave to appeal to the Supreme Court in 2022. The question this blog post tries to answer is: why?
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