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Is Judicial Independence at Risk Due to Inadequate Resources?
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 [...]
Decommissioning of JUDICOM on January 12, 2026
As many of you are by now aware, starting in the fall of 2022, the Office of the Commissioner for Federal Judicial Affairs (FJA) embarked on a significant initiative to [...]
Make the Most of Your CSCJA Member Benefits This Summer
Whether you're planning a beach vacation, a road trip, or a staycation, your member benefits can help. Save on additional travel insurance: Active/sitting judges who are enrolled in the CSCJA Supplemental [...]
Canadian Judicial Council (CJC) Questionaire
As the President of the CSCJA, I encourage you to take the time to complete the Questionnaire sent to you by the Canadian Judicial Council (CJC) by Monday, June 23. You [...]
Book Recommendation for CSCJA Members
If you're looking for a powerful read this summer, Escape from Kabul by journalist Karen Bartlett will be released in North America on August 5, 2025. It tells the real-life stories [...]
Email Transition Support for Retired Judges
The Office of the Commissioner for Federal Judicial Affairs is transitioning from JUDICOM to JUDICLOUD. As a result, JUDICOM services will no longer be available to retired judges after December [...]
Law Day Talks in April
As part of the Public Education and Access to Justice Committee’s initiatives, we once again invited high schools to host a judge for a free 30-minute in-person or virtual talk. [...]