First, an apology. Readers of this journal will have enjoyed — as I have — Professor David Mullan’s annual reviews over the past decade. They are classics of the genre. All good things come to an end, however, and Professor […]

I. GENERAL INTRODUCTION That Canada (Citizenship and Immigration) v Vavilov[1] would put to rest all significant standard of review selection and application problems was always hoping for too much. After much judicial, professional, and academic quarreling over a range of […]

From time to time a decision appears that may have a major impact on the regulation of energy utilities in Canada[…]

Having shaken up the principles and methodology of Canadian judicial review of administrative action at the very end of 2019, the Supreme Court of Canada took a breather from Administrative Law throughout 2020[…]

Until the middle of December, 2019 had been an unusually quiet year for Administrative Law judgments of significance, especially from the Supreme Court of Canada.

Energy regulatory developments in the United States influence numerous sectors of the energy industry and address a wide range of issues. We report on key federal and state energy and environmental regulatory and litigation developments in the United States from 2018 through mid-2019, which should be of interest to readers of the ERQ[…]