The Governance Committee is engaged in a comprehensive review of the CSCJA's Bylaws to ensure they comply with the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act and align with current practices. This review, [...]
Recognizing the importance of public outreach and education, the Public Education & Access to Justice Committee is proposing a new social media initiative. This initiative aims to proactively share existing [...]
The Retired Judges sub-committee is actively seeking ways to better support retired judges and facilitate their ongoing engagement with the CSCJA. Initiatives include addressing the impending transition to Judicloud resulting [...]
On May 15 and 16, 2025, the Asian, North American & Oceanian regional group will meet in Toronto. The IAJ continues to make a significant impact on respect for the [...]
All federally appointed judges in Canada receive health care benefits through the Public Service Health Care Plan (PSHCP). The CSCJA does not provide the health care benefits through the PSHCP. [...]
The upcoming Quadrennial Commission hearings will be a crucial opportunity for the CSCJA to advocate for improved compensation for federally appointed judges. The Compensation Committee of the CSCJA has been [...]
The Judicial Independence Committee's recent survey of CSCJA members has revealed concerns about inadequate resources and their potential impact on judicial independence. The survey results, which have been shared with [...]
The demanding nature of the work, coupled with concerns about inadequate resources, is taking a toll on judges' well-being. In response, the CSCJA has formed a new sub-committee specifically focused [...]
Reflecting the growing importance of technology in the courts, the Technology Committee and the National Judicial Institute have rebranded the annual court technology education program as "Judging in the Digital [...]
