The CSCJA’s 2025 Financial Statements have been audited and found to be fairly presented with no material errors or concerns. Membership dues are stable, and the Association is in a [...]

The Public Education and Access to Justice Committee continues to build on the success of CSCJA’s social media presence. Both LinkedIn and Instagram are showing steady growth in reach and [...]

The Judges Counselling Program (JCP) has transitioned to a new service provider. Effective June 1, 2026, Homewood Health is delivering confidential counselling and wellness services to judges and their families [...]

The Membership Services and Wellness Committee presented a proposal to launch a virtual physical and mental healthcare service called Maple — a Canadian online and mobile platform that connects you [...]

Building on the success of Quebec’s peer support program — launched in June 2025 and now active with 30–35 trained volunteer peer supporters — the CSCJA is moving forward with [...]

The CSCJA’s judicial review of the government’s response to the 2024 Quadrennial Commission (QuadComm) report is proceeding. Filed with the Federal Court in December 2025, the application focuses on the [...]

The CSCJA is seeking expressions of interest from members who may wish to participate in current or future international judicial initiatives and collaborations. These opportunities may include: Educational and information-sharing [...]

Last chance to register for this webinar presented by the Canadian Bar Association Judges Section: "AI for Judges 2.0" on April 15.  This webinar is aimed at judges who are [...]

On March 30, 2026, the Prime Minister of Canada opened the process to select the next judge of the Supreme Court of Canada, and fill the vacancy created by the [...]

Recent public commentary by political figures — both in Western Canada and in Ontario — has been disturbing, as it appears to call into question the independence of the judiciary. [...]