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Introduction by the Editor PART I: THE STRUCTURE OF FEDERALISM *The Supreme Court and Parliament: Evolving Roles and Relationships – Lorne Neudorf *The Supreme Court and the Conventions of the Constitution – Leonid Sirota *From Subservient Officers of the Crown to Independent Servants of the People: The *Supreme Court of Canada's Perceptions of Itself – Adam Dodek *The Court and Administrative Law: Models of Rights Protection – Paul Daly *L'allégorie d'une Cour suprême complice de trudeauisme : relecture des prismes de l'arrêt Ford – Fréderic Bérard *Speakers, Witnesses and Blanketing: The Need to Look Beyond the Courts to Achieve Reconciliation – Sarah Morales *Aboriginal Title in the Supreme Court of Canada – Cherie Metcalf PART II: THE CHARTER OF RIGHTS *"A Principle of Vital Importance": The Supreme Court of Canada's Approach to Purposeful Limits on Expression in Section 2(B) – Peter Carver *The Court and Freedom of Religion – Howard Kislowicz *Of Promise and Peril: The Court and Equality Rights – Daphne Gilbert & Jena McGill *Fundamental Justice – Mark Carter *Language Rights and the Political Compromise Doctrine – Matthew P Harrington PART III: PRIVATE LAW & COMMERCE *The Supreme Court of Canada and the Law of Tort – Lewis Klar *Property Law and the Supreme Court: Of Gardens and Fields – Bruce Ziff *The Supreme Court on the Relationship Between the General Law and Collective Labour Relations Regimes: 1875-2016 – Finn Makela