Acted as co-counsel for the Government of Manitoba in the Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench, Manitoba Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Canada in successfully responding to an application challenging the ability of the Government of Canada to collect certain income taxes on behalf of Manitoba.
published 11/27/2012
Acted as co-counsel for the Government of Manitoba in the Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench, Manitoba Court of Appeal and Supreme Court of Canada in successfully responding to an application challenging the ability of the Government of Canada to collect certain income taxes on behalf of Manitoba.
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