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	Search Canadian Courts, Boards and Tribunals by province or nationwide for Criminal and Civil Court records. Provincial civil or criminal records check, search the court system for the provinces and territories of Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory. Comprehensive Nationwide civil & criminal records check for Canada covers the following courts, boards and Tribunals. Lookup lawsuits, judgments, convictions, rulings, opinions, legal proceedings, trials, case summaries, dispositions and other dockets.
	Canada Federal Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals Supreme Court of Canada, Supreme Court of Canada - Applications for Leave Federal Court of Appeal Federal Court of Canada Tax Court of Canada Competition Tribunal Canadian Human Rights Tribunal Canada Public Service Labour Relations Board Canadian International Trade Tribunal Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada Canada Public Service Staffing Tribunal Ontario Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals. Court of Appeal for Ontario Ontario Superior Court of Justice Ontario Divisional Court Ontario Court of Justice Ontario Consent and Capacity Board Law Society of Upper Canada Discipline Committee / Convocation Law Society Appeal Panel Law Society Hearing Panel Ontario Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal Ontario Labour Relations Board ON Labour Arbitration Ontario Grievance Settlement Board Ontario Public Service Grievance Board Ontario Pay Equity Hearings Tribunal Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario British Columbia Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals. British Columbia Court of Appeal Supreme Court of British Columbia Provincial Court of British Columbia BC Labour Relations Board Law Society of British Columbia British Columbia Securities Commission Alberta Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals. Alberta Court of Appeal Alberta Court of Queen's Bench Alberta Provincial Court Alberta Employment Standards Umpire College of Physicians and Surgeons Discipline Committee Quebec Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals. Quebec Court of Appeal Quebec Superior Court Court of Quebec Quebec Human Rights Tribunal Quebec Professions Tribunal Quebec Municipal Courts Administrative Tribunal of Québec Conseil de la magistrature Quebec Labour Court Commission des relations du travail Conférence des arbitres du Québec Commission des valeurs mobilières du Québec Barreau du Québec Committee on Discipline Commission des lésions professionnelles du Québec Régie des alcools des courses et des jeux Chambre de l'assurance de dommages Discipline Committee Commission de protection du territoire agricole du Quebec Commission de la fonction publique Comité de discipline de la Chambre de la sécurité financière Comité de déontologie policière Commission municipale du Québec Arbitration - Guarantee plan for new residential buildings Arbitration - performing, recording and film artists Régie du Bâtiment - licences d'entrepreneur de construction Commission de reconnaissance des associations d'artistes et des associations de producteurs Collège des médecins du Québec Discipline Committee Manitoba Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals. Manitoba Court of Appeal Court of Queen's Bench of Manitoba Provincial Court of Manitoba New Brunswick Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals. Court of Appeal of New Brunswick Court of Queen's Bench of New Brunswick New Brunswick Provincial Court New Brunswick Office of the Ombudsman New Brunswick Labour and Employment Board Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission Appeal Tribunal Nova Scotia Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals. Nova Scotia Court of Appeal Supreme Court of Nova Scotia Supreme Court of Nova Scotia (Family Division) Provincial Court of Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Small Claims Court Nova Scotia Barristers' Society Hearing Panel Nova Scotia Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Review Officer Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board Prince Edward Island Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals. Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island - Appeal Division Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island -Trial Division Prince Edward Island Human Rights Commission Prince Edward Island Labour Relations Board New Foundland and Labrador Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals. Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, Court of Appeal Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador, Trial Division Provincial Court of Newfoundland and Labrador Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador Saskatchewan Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals. Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench for Saskatchewan Provincial Court of Saskatchewan Automobile Injury Appeal Commission Yukon Criminal & Civil Court records Yukon Court of Appeal Supreme Court of the Yukon Territory Territorial Court of Yukon Territorial Court of Yukon (Youth Court) Small Claims Court of the Yukon Northwest Territories Criminal & Civil Court records, Boards and Tribunals. Court of Appeal for the Northwest Territories Supreme Court of the Northwest Territories Territorial Court of the Northwest Territories Rental Officer Northwest Territories Labour Standards Board Nunavut Criminal & Civil Court records Court of Appeal of Nunavut Nunavut Court of Justice

	Organization of the Courts in Canada: The Canadian Court System is divided into four levels. First level includes the provincial courts, that handle most of the cases that come to the court system. Second level includes the provincial and territorial superior courts. These courts deal with more serious crimes and also take appeals from provincial court judgments. On the same level, but responsible for different issues, is the Federal Court, Trial Division. At the next level are the provincial courts of appeal and the Federal Court of Appeal. The Supreme Court of Canada is the highest court in the land.

	Provincial and Territorial Courts:
	In Canada each province and territory has a provincial or territorial court. The exception is Nunavut where it is called the Nunavut Court of Justice. Provincial / Territorial courts deal with cases involving either federal, provincial or territorial laws such as most criminal offences, family law matters except divorce, juvenile offenders from 12 to 17 years old, traffic violations, provincial or territorial regulatory offences, and claims involving money with certain limits that are set by the respective jurisdiction. Private disputes involving smaller sums of money is often heard in Small Claims courts. Provincial or territorial courts also hear all preliminary inquiries about determining whether there is enough evidence to justify a full trial in serious criminal cases.

	Youth Courts: Youth courts handle cases involving people, from 12 to 17 years old, specifically when they are charged with an offence under federal youth justice laws. Procedures in youth court provide protections appropriate to the age of the accused. Provincial, territorial or superior courts can also be designated youth courts.

	Domestic Violence Courts: hear cases involving incidents of spousal abuse. These courts provide a focal point for programs and services for victims and offenders.

	Provincial or Territorial Superior Courts: Each province and territory has superior courts that can be known by various names such as Superior Court of Justice, Provincial or Territorial Supreme Court and Court of Queen's Bench. Even if the names are different the Superior Court system is the same across Canada. Nunavut is the only exception where the Court of Justice also handles Superior Court matters. Superior courts have inherent jurisdiction. This means that they have jurisdiction in any cases in any area except those that are specifically limited to another level of court. The superior courts have jurisdiction over the most serious criminal and civil cases, including divorce cases and cases that involve large amounts of money. Each province or territory sets the minimum amount. Superior Courts can also have specialized family courts that deal exclusively with family law matters such as divorce and property claims. Superior courts are also the court of first appeal. The judges for the Superior courts are appointed by the Federal government even though each province or territory administers their respective superior court.

	Courts of Appeals: The Court of appeals hears appeals from decisions of the superior courts, provincial or territorial courts. Each province or territory has a respective appellate division or the court of appeals. These courts usually sit a panel of three judges and the number of judges can very from one jurisdiction to another. These courts also hear constitutional matters.

	Federal Courts: Federal courts are superior courts with civil jurisdiction that deal with matters involving federal laws. These courts have jurisdiction over disputes between provinces or between the federal government and the provinces, citizenship cases, intellectual property cases involving copyrights, patents and trademarks, cases involving the Competition Act and cases involving crown corporation or any department of the government of Canada. Certain specialized Federal Courts have also been created by the federal government such as the Tax Court of Canada and courts that deal with military issues.

	The Supreme Court of Canada: The Supreme Court of Canada is the highest court in Canada and is the final court of appeals from all other courts in Canada. The judges are appointed by the federal government and the court consists of eight judges and one chief justice. At least three judges have to come from Quebec. Three judges come from Ontario, two from western Canada, and one from the Atlantic provinces. The Supreme Court sits for three sessions in a year in Ottawa.

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