CANADIAN LEGAL RESEARCH JOURNAL (CLRJ), VOLUME 2, ISSUE 1 (SEPTEMBER–NOVEMBER 2026)

Keywords: Canadian law, constitutional law, administrative law, immigration law, digital governance, Charter rights, environmental governance, climate policy, Indigenous data sovereignty, legal pluralism, judicial review, legal scholarship, interdisciplinary legal research, public law, Canada.

Abstract: The Canadian Legal Research Journal (CLRJ), Volume 02, Issue 01 (September–November 2026) presents a collection of peer-reviewed scholarly works examining contemporary developments in Canadian public law, constitutional governance, immigration regulation, digital rights, environmental federalism, and Indigenous legal systems. The issue explores the evolution of administrative constitutionalism and judicial review in Canada, accountability mechanisms in immigration and visa decision-making, the application of Charter protections within algorithmic governance, the constitutional dimensions of climate policy and environmental regulation, and the emerging significance of Indigenous data sovereignty within Canada's pluralistic legal framework.

In addition to its scholarly contributions, this issue contains official publication records, editorial governance documentation, ethics and privacy statements, author guidelines, publishing credentials, and other institutional materials supporting transparency, accountability, and research integrity. Published under an open-access model, the journal promotes the dissemination of legal scholarship and interdisciplinary research relevant to Canadian and international audiences.

CITATION: Canadian Legal Research Journal (CLRJ). (2026). Canadian Legal Research Journal, Volume 2, Issue 1 (September 1, 2026-November 30, 2026). MKET Canada. Learn more