On November 2, the Supreme Court of Canada was asked to do something Canadian courts never do: review the solely religious decision of a church community. Until now, the courts have recoiled from getting involved in religious disputes—and for good reason.
Related
Share this post
Sign up for Intersection today!
This blog has merged with Noteworthy, where you can find the latest updates on current issues involving law, religion, and society from our Department of Legal Affairs
More from The CCCC Blog
Latest
- Congratulations, Youth For Christ (Winnipeg) Inc.! (Jun. 12, 2025)
- CCCC is the First Provider to Launch a Digital Filing Option Within Its CRA-certified T3010 Software! (Jun. 12, 2025)
- Beyond Passwords: How Charities Can Level Up Their Online Security (Jun. 5, 2025)
- Standing Up for Equal Access: CCCC to Intervene in Quebec Religious Freedom Case (May. 22, 2025)
- Protecting Conscience Rights: CCCC to Intervene in BC Euthanasia Case (May. 22, 2025)
Categories
- 50th Anniversary(5)
- Accessibility(4)
- Best Practices(1)
- Charity law and policy(51)
- Christian Fundraising(2)
- Church property(2)
- Compensation(1)
- Compliance(4)
- Corporate Legislation(9)
- COVID-19(39)
- disability management(2)
- Employee engagement(1)
- Employee relations(5)
- Fundraising(4)
- Generational Thinking(1)
- Governance(4)
- Health & Safety(4)
- Human Resources(5)
- Income Tax Act(13)
- Law and Religion(23)
- Leadership(3)
- onboarding(2)
- orientation(1)
- Political Philosophy(2)
- Recruitment(1)
- staff offboarding(1)
- staff recognition(1)
- staff retention(4)
- talent acquisition(2)
- Teamship(1)
- Trust Law(4)
- Uncategorized(518)
Tags
@TWUSchoolofLaw #RegentLawReview #RULRSymposium #TWULaw 50th 50th Anniversary Abortion Accessibility accreditation ACCS advancing religion Advocacy aga case AGM Alberta Allan Bloom AMT anti-gay bigotry anti-spam ARPA atheists Attractive Workplace Environment audits B.C. bad faith BC Law Society bill 113 Bill C-4 Book Books and Records British Columbia British Columbia Court of Appeal Budget 2015 Budget 2021 Budget 2022 Budget 2023 Budget 2024 Canada Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy Canada Not for Profit Corporations Act Canada Summer Jobs Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Care Carter Decision CASL CEBA CEWS charitable donations charitable fundraising charitable status charities Charity Charity Governance Charity Law Charter Charter of Rights and Freedoms Charter Rights Charter Values children Christian Christian Charities Christian Law School Christianity and human rights Christopher Eisgruber Christopher Hitchens Church Church & Culture Church & Society Church and Society church membership church property Clergy Residence clergy residence deduction clergy residence deduction canada CLF Cloud Storage Communications Community Compensation Conscience constitutional law Consultation Controls conversion therapy Copyright Corporate Governance Corporations Canada court ruling courts COVID-19 CRA CRA clergy residence deduction creed Criminal Code criminal record and judicial matters check criminal record check Cybersecurity data Day of Prayer Debate Department of Finance Digital Service Direction and Control Disbursement Quota Discipleship dismissal Dissolution Diversity Doctor's Note donating to Syria Donation Donation receipt donor Donor Advised Fund Donors Easter Easter bunny Election Elections 2015 Emile Durkheim Employee Benefits Employer Employment Encouragement Equal liberty Equality equality rights Ethics and Integrity Exit interviews Faith-based Organization Family Federal Federal Court of Canada federal government Finance Finances foster home freedom Freedom of Assembly Freedom of Expression freedom of religion freedom of religion or belief Fundraising Give Confidently give-confidently Giving government Government of Canada Emergency Relief Fund Grants Group Benefits GST/HST Hiring Hobby Lobby holiday house of commons Housing human resources human rights Income Tax Act Information Return Institutional Religious Freedom intervention Interview Jehovah's Witnesses Job Descriptions Jonathan Haidt judicial review Jürgen Habermas Law law and religion Law and religion; Advancement of Religion; Charity Law law school Law Society of BC Law Society of British Columbia Law Society of Ontario Law Society of Upper Canada Law Student Lawrence Sager leaves of absence Legal Defence Fund legal philosophy Legislation LGBT Rights LGBTQ LGBTQ Rights liberal democracy MAiD Manitoba Marriage Marriage Equality mass shooting multiculturalism New Brunswi New Brunswick Newfoundland & Labrador News Release Non Qualified Donees non-partisan Northwest Territories Not-for-Profit Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Barristers Society Nova Scotia Court of Appeal Nunavut Ombudsperson ONCA Ontario Ontario Court of Appeal Ontario Not-for-Profit Corporations Act Opposition Motion orientation Orlando shooting Parliament Partisan Political Activities pastor Pauline Marois PEI Pension Personal Information PGT Physician Assisted Suicide police record checks political activities political activity Politics politics and religion poverty PPDDA Prince Edward Island privacy Private Schools Professional development Public witness Qualifying Disbursements Quebec Quebec Charter of Values Quebec Government Receipts recognition Regent Law School Regulation reli religion Religion as proxy religious conscience religious corporation religious freedom religious freedom in Canada Religious Hospitals religious liberty Religious merit Resignations return Rule of Law salary Saskatchewan Securities Senate Report Shafia trial Small Church Societies Act Society Act Spiritual formation Supreme Court Supreme Court of Canada Surveys Syria Crisis Syria Emergency Relief Fund T3010 Taxes Taxpayers Ombudsperson technology termination Thankfulness throne speech Transparency Trinity Western University Trinity Western Universty Truchon Trusts TWU TWU Law School Unconstitutional unfair Universities Canada update Virtual ministry Volunteers Voting vulnerable sector check wall case Web Membership Webinar Workplace Investigations Yukon
