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22457

Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly v. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

(Nova Scotia) (Civil) (By Leave)

Docket

Judgments on applications for leave to appeal are rendered by the Court, but are not necessarily unanimous.

List of proceedings
Date Proceeding Filed By
(if applicable)
1997-09-09 Appeal closed
1993-07-23 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, sent to Court of Appeal of Nova Scotia, enclosing their record
1993-04-19 Copy of formal judgment being prepared, Brian Wilson, Q.C. (Ottawa, ON)
1993-04-19 Copy of formal judgment being prepared, Soloway, Wright (Ottawa, ON)
1993-04-19 Copy of formal judgment being prepared, Burke-Robertson (Ottawa, ON)
1993-04-19 Copy of formal judgment being prepared, Gowling, Strathy & Henderson (Ottawa, ON)
1993-04-19 Copy of formal judgment being prepared, McCarthy, Tétrault (Ottawa, ON)
1993-04-19 Copy of formal judgment being prepared, Noël, Berthiaume, Aubry & Associés (Hull, QC)
1993-04-16 Formal judgment sent to the registrar of the court of appeal and all parties, Nova Scotia (Halifax)
1993-01-22 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, (by fax) from Roger B. Langille; re: judgment indicated that "no one appeared for the intervener" (ORIGINAL filed Feb. 1, 1993)
1993-01-21 Judgment on the appeal rendered, New Brunswick Broadcasting Co. v. Nova Scotia (Speaker of the House of Assembly) [1993] 1 S.C.R. 319, CJ LaF L'HD So G Co McL St Ia, The appeal is allowed and the order of the trial judge, as amended by the Court of appeal of Nova Scotia, is set aside, Cory J. Dissenting. Stevenson J. took no part in the judgment.
Allowed, no order as to costs
1993-01-21 Notice of deposit of judgment sent to all parties, McCarthy, Tétrault (Ottawa,ON)
1993-01-21 Notice of deposit of judgment sent to all parties, Noël, Berthiaume (Hull,QC)
1993-01-21 Notice of deposit of judgment sent to all parties, Gowling, Strathy Henderson (Ottawa,ON)
1993-01-21 Notice of deposit of judgment sent to all parties, Burke-Robertson (Ottawa,ON)
1993-01-21 Notice of deposit of judgment sent to all parties, Soloway, Wright (Ottawa,ON)
1993-01-21 Notice of deposit of judgment sent to all parties, Brian Wilson, (Ottawa,ON)
1992-03-16 General proceeding, transcripts received and distributed to the justices (97 pages for March 2, 1992 and 191 pages for March 3, 1992)
1992-03-02 Hearing of the appeal, 1992-03-02, CJ LaF L'HD So G Co McL St Ia
Decision reserved
1992-03-02 Book of authorities, 10 copies Jean-Pierre Saintonge en sa qualité de président de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec
1992-03-02 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, from Roger B. Langille; re: will not appear at the hearing; replies on factum
1992-02-28 Service, copy of authorities (joint with Yukon and NWT)
1992-02-28 Service, copy of authorities
1992-02-28 Book of authorities, 10 copies, with service Attorney General of British Columbia
1992-02-28 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of Roger B. Langille informing that he will not appear , in person, to present argument at the hearing but by way of his factum
1992-02-28 Order on motion to file a lengthy factum, With service
1992-02-28 Book of authorities, 9 copies Speaker of the House of Commons
1992-02-28 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, proposed agenda
1992-02-28 Service, copy of authorities
1992-02-28 Service, copy of authorities (joint with Yukon & NWT)
1992-02-28 Service, copy of authorities (joint with Alberta & Yukon)
1992-02-28 Service, copy of authorities (joint with Alberta & NWT)
1992-02-27 Service, copy of the factum
1992-02-27 Book of authorities, 10 copies Canadian Association of Journalists
1992-02-27 Order on motion for additional time to present oral argument, With service
1992-02-27 Intervener's factum, ****ENTERED IN ERROR**** Canadian Association of Journalists
1992-02-27 Book of authorities, 9 copies (joint with Alberta and Yukon) Speaker of the Legislative Assemblay of the Yukon
1992-02-27 Book of authorities, 9 copies (joint with Alberta and NWT) Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories
1992-02-27 Book of authorities, 9 copies (joint with Yukon and NWT) Honourable, the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
1992-02-26 Intervener's factum, 20 copies Edward W. Clark, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island
1992-02-26 Book of authorities, 10 copies of vol I to III David Warner in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
1992-02-25 Intervener's factum, 21 copies, with service Attorney General of British Columbia
1992-02-25 Case on appeal, 25 copies of vol. IV ADDENDUM (pages 541 - 576), with service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-02-24 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of Noel Berthiaume re: Me Raynold Langlois & Me Luc Huppe will appear as counsels
1992-02-24 Proof of service, of intervenor's factum
1992-02-24 Decision on motion for additional time to present oral argument, of 45 minutes for oral argument."It is orderd that in part 15 minutes additional to the appellant and 15 additional minutes to the respondent.", Reg
Granted, no order as to costs
1992-02-24 Hearing of motion for additional time to present oral argument, 1992-02-24, of 45 minutes for oral argument."It is orderd that in part 15 minutes additional to the appellant and 15 additional minutes to the respondent.", Reg
1992-02-24 Submission of motion for additional time to present oral argument, 1992-02-24, of 45 minutes for oral argument."It is orderd that in part 15 minutes additional to the appellant and 15 additional minutes to the respondent.", Reg
1992-02-24 Order by, Re: Supplemantal order of Sopinka J. " In accordance with paragraph 4, of my order dated February 4, 1992, the affidavit of Arthur R. Donahoe, Q.C., sworn February 11, 1992, and the affidavit of Geoffrey D'Eon, sworn February 14, 1992, may be admitted for
1992-02-21 Affidavit Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1992-02-21 Motion for additional time to present oral argument Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1992-02-21 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, dated Feb 21, 1992 from Mr. Robert E. Houston enclosing 24 copies of the Erskin May's Treatsie on Law, Privileges, Proceedings and Usage of Parliament which are to replace Part VI in the factums filed with this Court.
1992-02-21 Intervener's factum, 24 copies Jean-Pierre Saintonge en sa qualité de président de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec
1992-02-19 Intervener's factum, 24 copies (returned for corrections 21-02-92), with service Speaker of the House of Commons
1992-02-19 Notice of withdrawal, 2 copies, with service Attorney General of Quebec
1992-02-18 Intervener's factum, 24 copies, with service Attorney General for Ontario
1992-02-18 Affidavit, (original) Madeleine Renaud Guy Charbonneau in his capacity as the Speaker of the Senate of Canada
1992-02-18 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, from B. Gale Welsh; re: will appear on the hearing of the appeal
1992-02-18 Intervener's factum, 24 copies, with service Thomas Lush, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Newfoundland
1992-02-18 General proceeding, to note copy of letter dated Feb 14, 1992 from Mr. David G. Coles and the attached affidavit of Geoffrey D'Eon; copy of second letter from Mr. Coles dated Feb 14, 1992 (Re: Appellant would waive any rights to cross-examine Mr. D'Eon on his affidavit) subm
1992-02-17 Book of authorities, 10 copies of vols. 1 to 3 (joint), with service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-02-17 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, from Gowling, Strathy; re: does not object to the form of the factum of the Speaker of the Senate of Canada; does consider the Senate's 40 page factum excessive; does not intend to appear on the motion
1992-02-17 Decision on motion to file a lengthy factum, namely 40 pages., L'HD
Granted, no order as to costs
1992-02-17 Hearing of motion to file a lengthy factum, 1992-02-17, namely 40 pages., L'HD
1992-02-17 Submission of motion to file a lengthy factum, 1992-02-17, namely 40 pages., L'HD
1992-02-14 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, from Graham D. Walker, Q.C.; re: Affidavit to be admitted as an addendum to the Case on Appeal
1992-02-14 Affidavit, of Arthur R. Donahoe, Q.C. Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-02-14 General proceeding, copy of Justice Sopinka's Order dated Feb. 4/92 Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-02-14 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, from Boyne, Clarke; re: Affidavit of D'Eon to be admitted as part of the addendum to the Case on appeal
1992-02-14 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, from Boyne, Clarke; re: appellant waives its right to cross-examine the affidavit of D'Eon. the respondent waives its right to cross-examine the affidavit of Arthur Donahoe, Q.C.
1992-02-14 Affidavit, of Geoffrey D'Eon (as per Sopinka, J. Order) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1992-02-14 Intervener's factum, 21 copies, with service David Warner in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
1992-02-14 Response to the motion to file a lengthy factum, (namely 40 pages) Speaker of the Senate Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-02-14 Affidavit, (namely 40 pages) Madeleine Renaud, with service Guy Charbonneau in his capacity as the Speaker of the Senate of Canada
1992-02-14 Motion to file a lengthy factum, (namely 40 pages), with service Guy Charbonneau in his capacity as the Speaker of the Senate of Canada
1992-02-14 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, (by fax) from Graham D. Walker, Q.C.; re: no objections to the inclusion in the addeddum to the Case on Appeal of the Affidavit of D'Eon
1992-02-12 Intervener's factum, 24 copies (joint with Alberta and N.W.T.), with service Speaker of the Legislative Assemblay of the Yukon
1992-02-12 Intervener's factum, 24 copies (joint with Alberta and Yukon), with service Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories
1992-02-12 Intervener's factum, 24 copies (joint with Yukon and N.W.T.), with service Honourable, the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
1992-02-12 Intervener's factum, 20 copies, with service Guy Charbonneau in his capacity as the Speaker of the Senate of Canada
1992-02-11 Affidavit, of Arthur R. Donahoe, Q.C., ordered by Justice Sopinka and filed by Graham D. Walker, Q.C. Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-02-06 General proceeding, served copy of Justice Sopinka's Order
1992-02-06 Affidavit, of Arthur G. H. Fordham, Q.C., with service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-02-06 Affidavit, of Donald C. Ledger, with service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-02-06 Affidavit, of Geoffrey D'Eon, with service Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1992-02-06 Intervener's factum, 24 copies, with service Stephen Rogers in his Capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
1992-02-05 Notice of withdrawal, of intervention Attorney General of Saskatchewan
1992-02-05 Decision on motion for directions, So, " This application for directions with respect to the filing of additional material relating to developments since this proceeding was commenced. I have concluded that this material was not at trial or on appeal and would be of assistance to the Court. I therefore direct that the following material be admitted as an addendum to the case on appeal: 1) Affidavit of Arthur G.H. Fordham, Q.C., dated Jan\23\1992. 2) Affidavit of Donald C. Ledger, dated Jan\23\1992; 3)Affidavit of Goeffrey D'Eon, dated Jan\28\1992; 4) Such further material relating to the above as is submitted to me and admitted prior to Feb\17\1992" " COSTS IN THE APPEAL "
Granted, no order as to costs
1992-02-05 Hearing of motion for directions, 1992-02-05, So
1992-02-05 Submission of motion for directions, 1992-02-05, So
1992-02-04 Hearing of motion for directions, 1992-02-04
Decision reserved
1992-02-04 Submission of motion for directions, 1992-02-04
Decision reserved
1992-02-03 Intervener's factum, 21 copies (joint with I01 Manitoba)*(returned for correction & returned from Feb. 5, 1992), with service Arnold B. Tusa in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
1992-02-03 Intervener's factum, 21 copies (joint with I03 Sask.)*(returned for correction & returned from Feb. 5, 1992), with service Denis Rocan in his Capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
1992-01-30 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, sent to Gowling, Strathy & Henderson; re: list of appeals inscribed for hearing by this Court during the January 1992 session and the Court's agenda for the session.
1992-01-30 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, sent to McCarthy, Tétrault; re: list of appeals inscribed for hearing by this Court during the January 1992 session and the Court's agenda for the session.
1992-01-29 Service, of intervener's factum
1992-01-28 Intervener's factum, 20 copies Canadian Association of Journalists
1992-01-24 Affidavit, (of Arthur G.H. Fordham, Q.C.) as to whether this Court should be apprised of the present situation ..., with service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-01-24 Motion for directions, as to whether this Court should be apprised of the present situation with respect to the televising of the proceedings of the House of Assembly of Nova Scotia, with service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-01-23 Appeal hearing scheduled, 1992-03-02
Decision reserved
1992-01-23 Order on motion to amend
1992-01-23 Order on motion for leave to intervene
1992-01-23 Order on motion for leave to intervene
1992-01-17 Response to motion to amend, the name of the intervener Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-01-17 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, of The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of NWT Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1992-01-17 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, of The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of NWT Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-01-17 Affidavit, of Michael Peter Ritter Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories
1992-01-17 Motion for leave to intervene Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories
1992-01-17 Decision on motion to amend, the name of the intervener to the " Honourable, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta.", G
Granted, no order as to costs
1992-01-17 Hearing of motion to amend, 1992-01-17, the name of the intervener to the " Honourable, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta.", G
1992-01-17 Submission of motion to amend, 1992-01-17, the name of the intervener to the " Honourable, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta.", G
1992-01-17 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, with permission to file jointly with N.T. a factum not exceeding 20 pages and likewise present oral argument not exceeding 15 minutes. The said factum is to be filed by Feb\03\1992., G
Granted, no order as to costs
1992-01-17 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1992-01-17, with permission to file jointly with N.T. a factum not exceeding 20 pages and likewise present oral argument not exceeding 15 minutes. The said factum is to be filed by Feb\03\1992., G
1992-01-17 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1992-01-17, with permission to file jointly with N.T. a factum not exceeding 20 pages and likewise present oral argument not exceeding 15 minutes. The said factum is to be filed by Feb\03\1992., G
1992-01-17 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, with permission to file jointly (with Yukon) a factum not exceeding 20 pages and present jointly oral argument not exceeding 15 minutes, the said factum is to be filed no later than Feb\03\1992., G
Granted, no order as to costs
1992-01-17 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1992-01-17, with permission to file jointly (with Yukon) a factum not exceeding 20 pages and present jointly oral argument not exceeding 15 minutes, the said factum is to be filed no later than Feb\03\1992., G
1992-01-17 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1992-01-17, with permission to file jointly (with Yukon) a factum not exceeding 20 pages and present jointly oral argument not exceeding 15 minutes, the said factum is to be filed no later than Feb\03\1992., G
1992-01-16 Response to motion to amend, the name of the intervener Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1992-01-16 Affidavit, (of Eduard J. Van Bemmel) the name of the intervener to The Hounourable, The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta Honourable, the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
1992-01-16 Motion to amend, the name of the intervener to The Honourable, The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta Honourable, the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
1992-01-16 Notice of miscellaneous motion, *****entered in error***** Honourable, the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
1992-01-14 Service, copy of respondent's factum
1992-01-10 Respondent's factum, 20 copies Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1992-01-10 Order on miscellaneous motion, With service
1992-01-09 Notice of hearing, With service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1992-01-08 Decision on miscellaneous motion, LaF, for an order substituting the Honourable Herman Ralfes, in in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan for the Honourable Arnold Tulsa, as an intervener in this appeal and for an order permitting the filing of a joint factum on behalf of the Speaker of the legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan and the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba not exceeding 25 pages in lenght. On consent motion
Granted, no order as to costs
1992-01-08 Hearing of miscellaneous motion, 1992-01-08, LaF
1992-01-08 Submission of miscellaneous motion, 1992-01-08, LaF
1992-01-07 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of Madeleine Renaud to CONSENT the motion of the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewa n and the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
1992-01-07 Response to miscellaneous motion, (hand written on page two of the motion) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1992-01-07 Affidavit, of Robert G. Richards TO substitute the Honourable Herman Rolfes to replace the Honourable Arnold Tusa as an intervener; AND TO permit the filing of a joint factum on behalf the Speakers of SK and MAN. Arnold B. Tusa in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
1992-01-07 Notice of miscellaneous motion, TO substitute the Honourable Herman Rolfes to replace the Honourable Arnold Tusa as an intervener; AND TO permit the filing of a joint factum on behalf the Speaker of Saskatchewan and the Speaker of Manitoba not exceeding 25 pages Arnold B. Tusa in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
1992-01-06 Appeal perfected for hearing, Session beginning on 1992-01-27
1992-01-03 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, from Gowling; re: that the case will take 6 hours and 15 minutes. First week of March, 1992, would be preferable for the hearing
1991-12-12 Appeal court record, 1 small box
1991-12-10 Appellant's factum, 25 copies, with service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-12-04 Service, of Errata and replacement pages
1991-11-21 Case on appeal, 24 copies of vol. I to III (returned Nov. 29, 1991 for correction - returned from correction on Dec. 4/91), with service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-11-13 Order granting leave to appeal, With service
1991-11-13 Order on motion to extend time to serve and/or file notice of appeal, *********THIS PROCEEDING ENTERED IN ERROR*********, with service
1991-09-19 Notice of change of counsel, With service Denis Rocan in his Capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
1991-09-05 Order on motion to extend time, With service
1991-09-05 Order on motion for leave to intervene, With service
1991-09-04 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, of Edward W. Clark (P.E.I.) Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-09-04 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, Edward W. Clark (P.E.I.) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1991-09-04 Affidavit Edward W. Clark, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island
1991-09-04 Affidavit, for leave to intervene Edward W. Clark, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island
1991-09-04 Motion to extend time, for leave to intervene Edward W. Clark, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island
1991-09-04 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, to file a factum and present oral argument of 15 minutes., McL
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-09-04 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-09-04, to file a factum and present oral argument of 15 minutes., McL
1991-09-04 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-09-04, to file a factum and present oral argument of 15 minutes., McL
1991-09-04 Decision on motion to extend time, McL
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-09-04 Hearing of motion to extend time, 1991-09-04, McL
1991-09-04 Submission of motion to extend time, 1991-09-04, McL
1991-08-19 Notice of change of counsel, Robert G. Richards now with the firm of MacPherson , Leslie & Tyerman, with service Arnold B. Tusa in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
1991-08-12 Service, of the notice of intervention
1991-08-09 Notice of intervention respecting a constitutional question, 2 copies Attorney General of Quebec
1991-08-08 Notice of intervention respecting a constitutional question, With service Attorney General of Saskatchewan
1991-08-07 Order on motion for leave to intervene, With service
1991-08-01 Notice of intervention respecting a constitutional question, With service Attorney General for Ontario
1991-08-01 Notice of intervention respecting a constitutional question, With service Attorney General of British Columbia
1991-07-24 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, (La requête en intervention est accordé mais la demande pour présenter un mémoire de plus de 20 pages et pour plaider oralement 30 minutes de temps est prise en délibérée. Plus tard la même journée le jugement suivant est rendu: La requête pour déposer un mémoire de plus de 20 pages est accordée, le memoire devant ètre limité a 40 pages Laudition orale ne devra pas être de plus de 30 minutes."
Traversed, no order as to costs
1991-07-24 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-07-24
Decision reserved
1991-07-24 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-07-24
Decision reserved
1991-07-22 Service, of notice of Constitutional Questions on A.G. Can. .
1991-07-22 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of Madeleine Renaud (McCarthy Tétreault) informing that she has no objection for leave to intervene by the President of the National Assembly of Québec and do not wish to appear at the hearing
1991-07-18 Order on motion for leave to intervene
1991-07-15 Order on motion for leave to intervene
1991-07-10 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, Ia
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-07-10 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-07-10, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, Ia
1991-07-10 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-07-10, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, Ia
1991-07-10 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, Ia
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-07-10 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-07-10, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, Ia
1991-07-10 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-07-10, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, Ia
1991-07-10 Notice of constitutional question(s), With service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-07-09 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, from Madeleine Renaud; re: consents to the motions for interventions of Newfoundland and Quebec
1991-07-09 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, from W.G. Burke-Robertson; re: is content to abide by the same terms and conditions as have been ordered in the case of previous intervenors in this appeal
1991-07-09 Order on motion for leave to intervene
1991-07-09 Order on motion to state a constitutional question
1991-07-05 Affidavit, With service Jean-Pierre Saintonge en sa qualité de président de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec
1991-07-05 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, of the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Newfoundland and the Speaker of the Senate of Canada, limiting each intervener to 15 minutes of oral argument Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1991-07-04 Order on motion for leave to intervene, With service
1991-07-03 Affidavit, for leave to intervene, with service Thomas Lush, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Newfoundland
1991-07-03 Motion to extend time, for leave to intervene, with service Thomas Lush, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Newfoundland
1991-07-03 Affidavit, (of Thomas Lush), with service Thomas Lush, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Newfoundland
1991-07-03 Motion for leave to intervene, With service Thomas Lush, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Newfoundland
1991-07-03 Decision on the motion to state a constitutional question, " For Constitutional Questions see Reg's Red book #8 @ p. 155. Notice of intentention to intervene are to be filed by Aug/09/91, G
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-07-03 Hearing of the motion to state a constitutional question, 1991-07-03, " For Constitutional Questions see Reg's Red book #8 @ p. 155. Notice of intentention to intervene are to be filed by Aug/09/91, G
1991-07-03 Submission of motion to state a constitutional question, 1991-07-03, " For Constitutional Questions see Reg's Red book #8 @ p. 155. Notice of intentention to intervene are to be filed by Aug/09/91, G
1991-07-03 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of Madeleine Renaud to consent leave to intervene to the Speaker of the Senate
1991-07-02 Order on motion for leave to intervene, With service
1991-07-02 Order on motion for leave to intervene, With service
1991-07-02 Order on motion for leave to intervene, With service
1991-07-02 Order on motion for leave to intervene
1991-06-28 Affidavit, and the extension for doing so; 2 copies; Raymond L. du Plessis, with service Guy Charbonneau in his capacity as the Speaker of the Senate of Canada
1991-06-28 Motion for leave to intervene, and extension of time for doing so; 2 copies, with service Guy Charbonneau in his capacity as the Speaker of the Senate of Canada
1991-06-27 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, and to file a factum and present oral argument of 15 minutes,, McL
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-06-27 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-27, and to file a factum and present oral argument of 15 minutes,, McL
1991-06-27 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-27, and to file a factum and present oral argument of 15 minutes,, McL
1991-06-26 General proceeding, 3 copies of response to the constitutional questions Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1991-06-25 Order on motion for leave to intervene, With service
1991-06-25 Order on motion for leave to intervene, With service
1991-06-21 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition., McL
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-06-21 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition., McL
1991-06-21 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition., McL
1991-06-21 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, and to extend the time to file this intervention to June/19/91., McL
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-06-21 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, and to extend the time to file this intervention to June/19/91., McL
1991-06-21 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, and to extend the time to file this intervention to June/19/91., McL
1991-06-21 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition., McL
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-06-21 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition., McL
1991-06-21 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition., McL
1991-06-21 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetiton., McL
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-06-21 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetiton., McL
1991-06-21 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetiton., McL
1991-06-21 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition., McL
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-06-21 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition., McL
1991-06-21 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition., McL
1991-06-21 Decision on the motion for leave to intervene, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, McL
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-06-21 Hearing of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, McL
1991-06-21 Submission of motion for leave to intervene, 1991-06-21, argument is to be limited to 15 minutes and avoid repetition, McL
1991-06-21 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of Madeleine Renaud (McCarthy Tétrault) undertakin g not to exceed 15 minutes and will not be repetitive
1991-06-21 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of W.G. Burke-Robertson (ORIGINAL) undertaking not to exceed 15 minutes and will not repeat arguments
1991-06-21 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, by The Canadian Asociation of Journalists Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-06-20 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, to the Canadian Association of Journalists (I06) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1991-06-20 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, to the Speaker of the House of Commons (I08) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1991-06-20 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario (I05) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1991-06-20 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba (I01) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1991-06-20 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan (I03) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1991-06-20 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta (I02) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1991-06-20 Response to the motion for leave to intervene, to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia (I07) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1991-06-20 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of Madeleine Renaud (McCarthy Tétrault) to confirm that the appellant consents to all motions for leave to intervene by the various Speakers or Presidents of Legislative Assemblies. Each intervener will be limited to 15 minutes and will not be repetitive
1991-06-20 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of W.G. Burke-Robertson undertaking to limit his arguments to 15 minutes and will not repeat arguments (BY FAX)
1991-06-20 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of Gowling, Strathy & Henderson undertaking not to exceed 15 minutes and will not repeat arguments
1991-06-20 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of Gowling, Strathy & Henderson undertaking not to exceed 15 minutes and will not repeat arguments
1991-06-20 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of Gowling,Strathy & Henderson undertaking not to exceed 15 minutes and wil not repeat arguments
1991-06-20 Correspondence (sent by the Court) to, of Robert E. Houston Q.C. undertaking to limit argument to 15 minutes
1991-06-20 Affidavit, of Robert Marleau, with service Speaker of the House of Commons
1991-06-19 Affidavit, David Warner David Warner in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
1991-06-19 Affidavit, Shirley Muir Canadian Association of Journalists
1991-06-19 Affidavit, 2 copies, with service Stephen Rogers in his Capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
1991-06-19 Motion for leave to intervene, 2 copies and to extend time to file this motion., with service Stephen Rogers in his Capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
1991-06-18 Motion for leave to intervene, With service Speaker of the House of Commons
1991-06-17 Motion for leave to intervene, With service Canadian Association of Journalists
1991-06-17 Motion for leave to intervene, With service David Warner in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario
1991-06-17 Affidavit, Luc Martineau; 2 copies, with service Jean-Pierre Saintonge en sa qualité de président de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec
1991-06-17 Motion for leave to intervene, 2 copies, with service Jean-Pierre Saintonge en sa qualité de président de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec
1991-06-17 Affidavit, Arnold Tusa, with service Arnold B. Tusa in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
1991-06-17 Motion for leave to intervene, With service Arnold B. Tusa in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
1991-06-17 Affidavit, David John Carter, with service Honourable, the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
1991-06-17 Motion for leave to intervene, With service Honourable, the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
1991-06-17 Affidavit, Denis Rocan Denis Rocan in his Capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
1991-06-17 Motion for leave to intervene, 2 copies, with service Denis Rocan in his Capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
1991-06-17 Motion to state a constitutional question, With service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-06-14 Motion to state a constitutional question Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-05-24 Discontinuance of motion for a stay Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-05-17 Close file on Leave
1991-05-17 $500 security deposit paid, direction #2190 Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-05-17 Notice of appeal, With service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-05-16 Notice of deposit of judgment issued to all parties, Boyne, Clarke (Dartmouth,NS)
1991-05-16 Notice of deposit of judgment issued to all parties, Graham D. Walker, Q.C. (Halifax,NS)
1991-05-16 Judgment of the Court on the application for leave to appeal, CJ So McL, The application for leave to appeal is granted.
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-05-16 Hearing of the application for leave to appeal, 1991-05-16, CJ So McL
1991-05-16 All materials on application for leave submitted to the Judges, 1991-05-16, CJ So McL
1991-05-15 Order on miscellaneous motion, With service
1991-05-13 All materials on application for leave submitted to the Judges, CJ So McL
1991-05-13 $30.00 filing fee, receipt # 22585 Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-05-13 Decision on the miscellaneous motion, So, for orders 1) To fix the hearing date for the stay of execution. 2) For abridging the time to serve and file this motion. 3) The application for leave to appeal is to be referred to the Court to be dealt with by a leave to appeal panel as a written application for leave to appeal. The application for a stay is adjourned sine die. By agreement, it is to be treated as having been filed on May/10/91
Granted, no order as to costs
1991-05-13 Hearing of miscellaneous motion, 1991-05-13, So
1991-05-13 Submission of miscellaneous motion, 1991-05-13, So
1991-05-13 Motion for a stay of execution, 10 copies, with service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-05-13 Application for leave to appeal, 10 copies, with service, Completed on: 1991-05-13 Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-05-10 Affidavit, to abridge the time to serve and file a motion for special hearing of the leave and stay, with service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly
1991-05-10 Notice of miscellaneous motion, to abridge the time to serve and file a motion for a special hearing of the leave and stay, with service Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly

Parties

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Main parties

Main parties - Appellants
Name Role Status
Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly Applicant Active

v.

Main parties - Respondents
Name Role Status
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Respondent Active

Other parties

Other parties
Name Role Status
Rocan in his Capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, Denis Intervener Active
Honourable, the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta Intervener Active
Tusa in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan, Arnold B. Intervener Active
Saintonge en sa qualité de président de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec, Jean-Pierre Intervener Active
Warner in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, David Intervener Active
Canadian Association of Journalists Intervener Active
Rogers in his Capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, Stephen Intervener Active
Speaker of the House of Commons Intervener Active
Charbonneau in his capacity as the Speaker of the Senate of Canada, Guy Intervener Active
Lush, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Newfoundland, Thomas Intervener Active
Attorney General of British Columbia Intervener Active
Attorney General for Ontario Intervener Active
Edward W. Clark, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island Intervener Active
Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories Intervener Active
Speaker of the Legislative Assemblay of the Yukon Intervener Active

Counsel

Party: Arthur Donahoe in his Capacity as the Speaker of the House of Assembly

Counsel
Graham D. Walker, Q.C.
R. Endres
G. Johnson
1690 HOLLIS ST
9TH FL
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia
B3J 2X1
Telephone: (902) 424-8941
Agent
Madeleine Renaud
McCarthy, Tétrault
1400 - 40 Elgin St
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 5K6
Telephone: (613) 238-2000
FAX: (613) 563-7813

Party: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Counsel
James L. Connors
D. Coles
D. Henry
K. Murph
Boyne Clarke
700 - 33 ALDERNEY DR
PO BOX 876 STN MAIN
DARTMOUTH, Nova Scotia
B2Y 3Z5
Telephone: (902) 469-9500
Agent
Brian A. Crane, Q.C.
Gowling Lafleur Henderson
2600 - 160 Elgin St
Box 466 Stn A
Ottawa, Ontario
K1N 8S3
Telephone: (613) 232-1781
FAX: (613) 563-9869

Party: Rocan in his Capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba, Denis

Counsel
Robert G. Richards, Q.C.
Deborah Carlson
MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman
1500 - 1874 Scarth St
Regina, Saskatchewan
S4P 4E9
Telephone: (306) 347-8000
FAX: (306) 352-5250
Agent
Brian A. Crane, Q.C.
Gowling Lafleur Henderson
2600 - 160 Elgin St
Box 466 Stn A
Ottawa, Ontario
K1N 8S3
Telephone: (613) 232-1781
FAX: (613) 563-9869

Party: Honourable, the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta

Counsel
Sid M. Tarrabain
E. Lieber
M. Ritter
Tarrabain & Company
2150 - 10060 JASPER AVE
EDMONTON, Alberta
T5J 3R8
Telephone: (780) 429-1010
FAX: (780) 429-0101
Agent
Brian A. Crane, Q.C.
Gowling Lafleur Henderson
2600 - 160 Elgin St
Box 466 Stn A
Ottawa, Ontario
K1N 8S3
Telephone: (613) 232-1781
FAX: (613) 563-9869

Party: Tusa in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan, Arnold B.

Counsel
Robert G. Richards, Q.C.
Deborah Carlson
MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman
1500 - 1874 Scarth St
Regina, Saskatchewan
S4P 4E9
Telephone: (306) 347-8000
FAX: (306) 352-5250
Agent
Brian A. Crane, Q.C.
Gowling Lafleur Henderson
2600 - 160 Elgin St
Box 466 Stn A
Ottawa, Ontario
K1N 8S3
Telephone: (613) 232-1781
FAX: (613) 563-9869

Party: Saintonge en sa qualité de président de l'Assemblée nationale du Québec, Jean-Pierre

Counsel
Luc Martineau
Raynold Langlois, Q.C.
Luc Huppé
Malo Dansereau
2100 - 500 PL D'ARMES
MONTRÉAL, Quebec
H2Y 2W2
Telephone: (514) 288-4241
FAX: (514) 843-8104
Agent
Sylvie Roussel
Noël et Associés, s.e.n.c.r.l.
111 Rue Champlain
Hull, Quebec
J8X 3R1
Telephone: (819) 771-7393
FAX: (819) 771-5397

Party: Warner in his Capacity as the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, David

Counsel
Neil Finkelstein
George Vegh
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Commerce Court West
P.O. Box 25, 28th Floor
Toronto, Ontario
M5L 1A9
Telephone: (416) 863-2266
FAX: (416) 863-2653
Email: neil.finkelstein@blakes.com
Agent
Brian A. Crane, Q.C.
Gowling Lafleur Henderson
2600 - 160 Elgin St
Box 466 Stn A
Ottawa, Ontario
K1N 8S3
Telephone: (613) 232-1781
FAX: (613) 563-9869

Party: Canadian Association of Journalists

Agent
Richard G. Dearden
Gowling Lafleur Henderson
2600 - 160 Elgin Street
P.O. Box 466, Stn D
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 1C3
Telephone: (613) 786-0135
FAX: (613) 563-9869
Email: Richard.Dearden@gowlings.com

Party: Rogers in his Capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, Stephen

Counsel
William S. Berardino, Q.C.
Mark Andrews
Fasken Martineau DuMoulin
2100 - 1075, Georgia St. W.
Vancouver, British Columbia
V6E 3G2
Telephone: (604) 631-3131
FAX: (604) 631-3232
Agent
W.G. Burke-Robertson, Q.C.
Burke-Robertson
70 Gloucester St
Ottawa, Ontario
K2P 0A2
Telephone: (613) 236-9665
FAX: (613) 235-4430

Party: Speaker of the House of Commons

Agent
Robert E. Houston., Q.C.
Burke-Robertson
70 Gloucester St
Ottawa, Ontario
K2P 0A2
Telephone: (613) 566-2058
FAX: (613) 235-4430

Party: Charbonneau in his capacity as the Speaker of the Senate of Canada, Guy

Counsel
W. Ian C. Binnie, Q.C.
M. Freiman
McCarthy Tétrault LLP
4700 TD BANK TOWER
PO BOX 48
TORONTO, Ontario
M5K 1E6
Telephone: (416) 362-1812
FAX: (416) 868-0673
Agent
Madeleine Renaud
McCarthy, Tétrault
1400 - 40 Elgin St
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 5K6
Telephone: (613) 238-2000
FAX: (613) 563-7813

Party: Lush, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Newfoundland, Thomas

Counsel
B. Gale Welsh, Q.C.
Attorney General of Newfoundland
CONFEDERATION BLDG
PO BOX 8700
ST JOHN'S, Newfoundland & Labrador
A1B 4J6
Telephone: (709) 729-5942
Agent
W.G. Burke-Robertson, Q.C.
Burke-Robertson
70 Gloucester St
Ottawa, Ontario
K2P 0A2
Telephone: (613) 236-9665
FAX: (613) 235-4430

Party: Attorney General of British Columbia

Counsel
Frank A.V. Falzon
Attorney General of British Columbia
609 Broughton Street
5th Floor
Victoria, British Columbia
V8W 1C8
Telephone: (604) 356-8868
FAX: (604) 356-9154
Agent
W.G. Burke-Robertson, Q.C.
Burke-Robertson
70 Gloucester St
Ottawa, Ontario
K2P 0A2
Telephone: (613) 236-9665
FAX: (613) 235-4430

Party: Attorney General for Ontario

Counsel
M. David Lepofsky
Lori Sterling
Attorney General for Ontario
720 Bay St
10th Floor
Toronto, Ontario
M5G 2K1
Telephone: (416) 326-4458
FAX: (416) 326-4656
Email: lepofsky@eol.ca
Agent
Robert E. Houston., Q.C.
Burke-Robertson
70 Gloucester St
Ottawa, Ontario
K2P 0A2
Telephone: (613) 566-2058
FAX: (613) 235-4430

Party: Edward W. Clark, in his capacity as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island

Counsel
Roger B. Langille, Q.C.
Attorney General of Prince Edward Island
4th Floor, Shaw Building
95 Rochford Street
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
C1A 7N8
Telephone: (902) 368-4557
FAX: (902) 368-4563
Agent
Brian H. Wilson, Q.C.
900 - 155 Queen St
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 5C9
Telephone: (613) 236-6641
FAX: (613) 563-9596

Party: Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories

Counsel
Sid M. Tarrabain
E. Lieber
M. Ritter
Tarrabain & Company
2150 - 10060 JASPER AVE
EDMONTON, Alberta
T5J 3R8
Telephone: (780) 429-1010
FAX: (780) 429-0101
Agent
Brian A. Crane, Q.C.
Gowling Lafleur Henderson
2600 - 160 Elgin St
Box 466 Stn A
Ottawa, Ontario
K1N 8S3
Telephone: (613) 232-1781
FAX: (613) 563-9869

Party: Speaker of the Legislative Assemblay of the Yukon

Counsel
Sid M. Tarrabain
E. Lieber
M. Ritter
Tarrabain & Company
2150 - 10060 JASPER AVE
EDMONTON, Alberta
T5J 3R8
Telephone: (780) 429-1010
FAX: (780) 429-0101
Agent
Brian A. Crane, Q.C.
Gowling Lafleur Henderson
2600 - 160 Elgin St
Box 466 Stn A
Ottawa, Ontario
K1N 8S3
Telephone: (613) 232-1781
FAX: (613) 563-9869

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Lower court rulings

June 4, 1990
Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, Trial Division

S.H. No. 68444

Respondent's claim granted (See file)

March 21, 1991
Nova Scotia Court of Appeal

S.C.A. No. 02295

Appeal dismissed

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