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Douglas Judson was interviewed for this May 21, 2026 piece which appeared in The Walrus. It is available online and in PDF.

Douglas W. Judson was interviewed by for this episode of the Runnymede Radio, a podcast produced by the Runnymede Society, released on May 13, 2026. You can stream the episode here.

Writing for the Court of Appeal for Ontario in 2004, Blair J.A. prefaced his reasons in Barrick v. Lopehandia with an observation about the internet and its potential for limitless international libel: The Internet represents a communications revolution. It makes instantaneous global communication available cheaply to anyone with a computer and an Internet connection. It enables individuals, institutions, and companies to communicate with a potentially vast global audience.

On January 30, 2024, Douglas W. Judson, Partner of Judson Howie LLP, was a guest on Borderlines, a legal podcast based in British...

This column by Douglas W. Judson, chair of the Federation of Ontario Law Associations, was published by Slaw.ca on October 26, 2022. You...

Statement | The following statement was issued by the Federation of Ontario Law Associations on May 24, 2022. The following statement can...

This column by Douglas W. Judson was published in Postmedia's Kenora Miner & News on March 31, 2022. It is available on the newspaper's...

This column by Douglas W. Judson appeared in Canadian Lawyer Magazine. | The Supreme Court of Canada is currently penning the final...