Read the reasoning.
Keep the evidence close.
Search published decisions, ask a focused question, and follow every finding back to its source.
Your research desk
Source-backed findings and the passages behind them.
Begin with a case or a question.
Search by name or citation to inspect a decision. Ask a research question to compare supporting passages from this collection.
Know what you’re searching.
Coverage grows as source backfills complete. An indexed document is a published decision or related document, not necessarily a distinct court proceeding.
How the collection is maintained
New and revised publications are checked against their source, stored as immutable revisions, and indexed with the available court, date and citation. Failed acquisitions remain visible and queued for retry. Recent feeds and historical backfills have separate coverage states.
CanLII and other account-based collections require authorized API or dataset access. Public bulk exports follow their publisher’s dataset terms. An ordinary website account does not establish permission to acquire a complete collection.
Unpublished or sealed matters, unavailable records and unconnected licensed datasets are outside current coverage. Appeal history and subsequent treatment are not comprehensively verified.