Notices
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- Launch of the procedural bijuralism pilot project *** NEW ***
- Practice Guidelines for Citizenship, Immigration, and Refugee Law Proceedings*** NEW ***
- Pilot Project (Toronto Local Office Only): IMM E-Process *** AMENDED ***
- Pilot Project (Toronto Local Office Only): Settlement Discussions in Proceedings under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act *** AMENDED ***
- Scheduling Practice for the Hearing of Applications *** AMENDED ***
- Informal Requests for Interlocutory Relief
- Prothonotary Recruitment Process
- Trial Management Guidelines
- Security Screening of Court Visitors and their Belongings
- Applications for judicial review under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and the Citizenship Act: Hearing Time
- Case management: Increased Proportionality in Complex Litigation before the Federal Court
- Publication of Court Decisions *** NEW ***
- Pilot Project for Access to Digital Audio Recordings
- Procedural Protocol (re Allegations against Counsel)
- Intellectual Property (experimental testing)
- Electronic legal service and electronic filing & Annex
- Early Hearing Dates for Applications in the Federal Court
- Transmission of Orders, Judgments, Reasons, and Referee's Reports
- Adjournments
- Books of Authorities
- Costs in the Federal Court
- Aboriginal Litigation Practice Guidelines
- Authorities Cited in Memoranda of Fact and Law
- On line confirmation of motions and submission of draft orders
- Streamlining Complex Litigation
- Summer Recess
- National Database of Class Proceedings
- Class Action Judicial Protocols *** NEW ***
- Guidelines for Actions under the Amended PMNOC Regulations
- Case Management Guidelines for NOC Applications *** still apply to proceedings filed before September 21, 2017. ***
- Designation of the Surname / Family Name of a Party
- Requests for Consent Orders on Applications under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
- Filing Proof of Service
- Name of the presiding judge or prothonotary
- Registry Hours
- Notice of Constitutional Question
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