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The health of the bench

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A new study finds a strong sense of well-being among judges, but a quarter say their mental health has deteriorated since their appointment iStock/artisteer Log in to listen to this article More than a quarter of judges in Canada say their mental health has deteriorated since they were appointed to the bench. That’s among the findings of a new, first-of-its-kind study on the health and well-being of federally appointed judges in this country.
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Chief Justice Glenn Joyal nominated to the Supreme Court of Canada

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By Holly Lake Verified
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A long-time member of the Manitoba bench, he has worked to incorporate Indigenous practices into courtrooms Chief Justice Glenn Joyal of the Court of King’s Bench of Manitoba Chief Justice Glenn Joyal of the Court of King’s Bench of Manitoba Log in to listen to this article Prime Minister Mark Carney has nominated the Honourable Glenn Joyal to the Supreme Court of Canada. A Manitoba judge for nearly three decades, Joyal has been chief justice of the Court of King’s Bench since 2011.
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Kids taking Carney government to court

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By Holly Lake Verified
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Along with advocacy groups, the youth claim environmental policy rollbacks mean the feds no longer have a credible plan to meet legally binding 2030 climate targets From left: Sophia Mathur, Marie Maltais, and Shirley Barnea Ecojustice photo Log in to listen to this article The kids are taking the federal government to court for gutting Canada’s key climate policies. Sophia Mather from Sudbury, Ont., is among them.
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