Judicial branch



Gavel resting on a block
The judicial branch is independent from the legislative and executive branches of government. It is responsible for resolving conflicts related to laws.

The judicial branch includes: 
  • The Supreme Court of Canada 

  • Federal courts 

  • Provincial and territorial courts 

To learn more about how courts in Canada are organized, check out this resource from the Department of Justice Canada. 


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