Loberg Ector LLP

07/14/2026

Re: CCFR Saskatchewan Class Action

Loberg Ector is representing the affected residents of Saskatchewan in a class action against the federal government regarding the destruction of value of fi****ms and associated equipment at the hands of the federal government.

We're not done yet.

Ottawa, ONJuly 14, 2026Today, Canada’s gun lobby, the Canadian C...

06/17/2026

Re: CCFR v Canada at the SCC

Representing the Appellants in CCFR v Canada at the SCC is an honour, and one Loberg Ector LLP takes seriously. An enormous amount of work went into crafting this argument, and for the privilege of letting us do it I sincerely thank the leadership at the CCFR, and the membership that makes this fight possible.

Loberg Ector will soon publish the entire Appeal Record for your reference, but in the meantime here is our written argument - may it serve our community well. Enjoy.

03/19/2026

Re: SCC Grants CCFR Leave to Appeal in CCFR v Canada

The Supreme Court of Canada has just released its ruling on our leave to appeal application, and I am pleased to advise that the SCC will be hearing our appeal!

03/17/2026

BREAKING NEWS: Emergencies Act Update

Loberg Ector LLP was served today with an application by the Attorney General of Canada seeking leave to appeal the Emergencies Act decision to the Supreme Court of Canada, following the successful outcomes obtained by Loberg Ector’s clients, Edward Cornell and Vincent Gircys, along with the other challengers to the federal government’s implementation of the Emergencies Act.

We were successful both at the Federal Court and at the Federal Court of Appeal in this matter.

The application for leave raises the following questions:

1. What principles should courts apply when reviewing a proclamation of a public order emergency under the Emergencies Act?
2. Did the emergency measures adopted in this case unjustifiably limit Charter rights?
3. Can the Governor in Council and Cabinet be treated as one and the same in this context?

If leave is granted, Loberg Ector LLP looks forward to once again representing its clients in a matter of significant national importance and defending the rights of all Canadians at the Supreme Court of Canada.