Crito

Coverage

Available courts, legislation sources, and gaps to keep in mind.

Cases

Crito includes decisions from these courts. Inclusion of a court does not mean that every decision or every year is available.

JurisdictionCourts
CanadaSupreme Court of Canada, including leave applications
FederalFederal Court of Appeal, Federal Court, and Tax Court of Canada
OntarioCourt of Appeal, Superior Court of Justice, Divisional Court, Ontario Court of Justice, and Small Claims Court
British ColumbiaCourt of Appeal, Supreme Court, and Provincial Court
AlbertaCourt of Appeal, Court of King's Bench, and Court of Justice
Nova ScotiaCourt of Appeal, Supreme Court, and Provincial Court
SaskatchewanCourt of Appeal, Court of King's Bench (including former Court of Queen's Bench decisions), and Provincial Court
New BrunswickCourt of Appeal, Court of King's Bench, and Small Claims Court
ManitobaCourt of Appeal, Court of King's Bench, and Provincial Court

Exact date ranges and update schedules are not yet listed. A search with no results does not prove that a case does not exist.

Legislation

Crito finds and reads statutes and regulations from six official sources.

JurisdictionSource
FederalJustice Laws Website
OntarioOntario e-Laws
British ColumbiaBC Laws
AlbertaAlberta King’s Printer
ManitobaManitoba Laws
New BrunswickNew Brunswick Acts and Regulations

Other jurisdictions are not supported for legislation. Alberta files can lag recent amendments; Crito shows each file’s "current as of" date. Crito does not provide a date filter for historical versions, and it does not return repealed British Columbia legislation.

Limits of a result

Searches return a limited set of matches. They are not a complete list of all relevant decisions. Case searches by topic give weight to both relevance and recency, so older decisions can rank lower.

Some stored decisions have missing text or no printed paragraph numbers. Long documents can arrive in parts. See Troubleshooting if a result is missing or incomplete.

For checks to make before using an answer, see Check your sources.

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