Complaints against provincially and territorially appointed judges

Judges are held accountable in two ways: for their decisions, by the process of an appeal to a higher court; and for their conduct, through a complaints process. Complaints regarding the conduct of judges appointed by a provincial or territorial government can be submitted through the relevant court’s complaint process. It is usually the responsibility of a provincial/territorial judicial council to review these complaints. For information on these complaint procedures, please refer to the resources below. If you require further assistance, you may contact the relevant court directly.