Canadian Federal Courts
Federal courts in Canada include specialized courts, such as the Tax Court of Canada, and the highest appeal court in Canada, the Supreme Court of Canada.
Canadian Court System
A description of the courts in Canada from the Department of Justice Canada.
A description of the courts in Canada from the Department of Justice Canada.
Canadian Human Rights Tribunal
Similar to a court of law, this tribunal hears cases relating to discrimination that are referred to it by the Canadian Human Rights Commission.
Similar to a court of law, this tribunal hears cases relating to discrimination that are referred to it by the Canadian Human Rights Commission.
Courts Martial
Established under the National Defence Act to try members of the Canadian armed forces for breaches of the military Code of Service Discipline.
Established under the National Defence Act to try members of the Canadian armed forces for breaches of the military Code of Service Discipline.
The Federal Court of Canada
Background on the Federal Court of Canada and information on hearings and decisions.
Background on the Federal Court of Canada and information on hearings and decisions.
Tax Court of Canada
Hears disagreements of individuals and companies with the federal government on tax and revenue matters. The first level of appeal for Canadian taxpayers.
Hears disagreements of individuals and companies with the federal government on tax and revenue matters. The first level of appeal for Canadian taxpayers.