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Department of Justice Canada
Compiled by Mahmoud Halat, updated
About
The Department of Justice supports the Minister of Justice's responsibilities for federal statutes and areas of law, including criminal, family, Indigenous and public law. It also supports the Attorney General of Canada as the chief law officer of the Crown.
Source: GC InfoBase, Inventory of Federal Organizations and Interests (Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat). Licence: Open Government Licence - Canada. #
Official website
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In its portfolio
The 10 federal bodies in its portfolio, as GC InfoBase lists them.
- Administrative Tribunals Support Service of Canada
- Canadian Human Rights Commission
- Courts Administration Service
- Federal Judges not part of any department
- Law Commission of Canada
- Miscarriage of Justice Review Commission
- Office of the Commissioner for Federal Judicial Affairs Canada
- Offices of the Information and Privacy Commissioners of Canada
- Public Prosecution Service of Canada
- Registrar of the Supreme Court of Canada
Sources
- Description source: GC InfoBase, Inventory of Federal Organizations and Interests (Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat). Licence: Open Government Licence - Canada.
- Record from: GC InfoBase, Inventory of Federal Organizations and Interests. Licence: Open Government Licence - Canada.
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Cite this page
Canada Service Map, "Department of Justice Canada", updated 14 October 2026, https://canadaservicemap.ca/bodies/department-of-justice-canada