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Andrews v Law Society of British Columbia
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Andrews v Law Society of British Columbia

Dr. Sue Brown-Winkfield Dr. Sue Brown-Winkfield 4 min read

In Andrews v Law Society of British Columbia (1989), the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the citizenship requirement for practising law violated equality rights. This decision promoted the principles of equality and non-discrimination, reshaping professional access in Canada.

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