Exclusive interviews with all nine Supreme Court justices
Each justice shares their unique perspective on the Court’s role, their personal journey, and their vision for justice in Canada. An unprecedented opportunity to hear directly from those who render the country’s most important decisions.

Featured justices include:

• The Right Honourable Richard Wagner, Chief Justice of Canada
• The Honourable Mahmud Jamal — on diversity and the Court’s responsibility
• The Honourable Sheilah Martin — on understanding diversity to render proper justice
• The Honourable Malcolm Rowe — on collaboration and increased wisdom
• The Honourable Andromache Karakatsanis — on enforcing rights and the rule of law

Analysis from constitutional scholars across the country
Leading law professors and constitutional experts break down the landmark cases that have transformed Canada, explaining their historical context, legal reasoning, and lasting impact.

Featured scholars include:

• Marcus Moore — on the Charter as a source of Canadian pride
• Jocelyn Downie — on the right to life, liberty, and security of the person
• Kerri Froc— on dignity, respect, and equality
• Howie Kislowicz — on freedom of religion as essential to constitutional democracy
• Karen Drake— on Indigenous rights and the Sparrow decision
• François Tanguay-Renaud — on Charter protections and free democratic society
• Richard Moon — on political speech and democratic governance

The landmark decisions that have reshaped Canada
The series explores foundational rulings in key areas:

• Fair Trials — The right to be tried within a reasonable time
• Indigenous Rights — From Sparrow to reconciliation and self-governance
• Medical Assistance in Dying — The evolution from Rodriguez to Carter
• Privacy in the Digital Age — Protecting rights in an era of technology
• Freedom of Religion — Balancing religious liberty with other rights
• Equality Rights — Ensuring dignity and respect for all Canadians
• Freedom of Expression — Political speech and democratic governance
• The Rule of Law — Enforcing rights and maintaining justice

Because the law evolves with society
The Supreme Court interprets the Constitution according to the “living tree” doctrine, adapting legal principles to contemporary realities. This series shows how decisions rendered decades ago continue to influence our lives today — and how the Court will continue to shape Canada for the next 150 years.