The CSCJA was one of the partners of the Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice’s conference, “Democracy, the Rule of Law, and Independence,” which took place on November 18 [...]

Governance: The Board formally approved the revised document outlining the Role of the Executive Officers of the CSCJA, which clarified internal roles and liaison responsibilities. Separately, Directors were reminded that Board [...]

The CSCJA Board of Directors convened in Montreal, Quebec, on November 15, 2025, as usual. The central focus of our meeting this year was to determine the Association’s action in response to the government’s rejection of the Quadrennial Commission’s [...]

CSCJA members now have access to legal translation services through Alexa Translations, a Canadian provider with over 20 years of experience supporting courts, law firms, and public institutions. Alexa Translations [...]

If you still have a JUDICOM email account, your ability to send and receive emails via JUDICOM will be deactivated effective January 12, 2026. At that time, your JUDICOM account [...]

Two of the foundational purposes of the CSCJA are to protect and enhance judicial independence and to promote public understanding of the role of judges in the justice system. Within [...]

The Governance Committee reported at the AGM on the significant work it has undertaken to enhance the Association's operational framework: The committee has largely completed the Board Policy Manual (member [...]

Concerns about judicial security are increasing due to a perceived decline in respect for the judiciary worldwide, particularly in North America. This has resulted in threats against judges and their [...]

Following an extensive review, the Board has revisited and updated the Association’s Strategic Priorities. This review, conducted every three to four years, ensures that resources are directed toward the most [...]