When we eventually get some cases that interpret a new section of the Criminal Code of Canada, from which of the following courts will we get the most authoritative precedent (i.e., the most binding ruling) ?

A) The Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench
B) The Ontario Court of Appeal
C) The Federal Court of Appeal
D) The Supreme Court of B.C.
E) The Supreme Court of Canada

Supreme Court of Canada

The Supreme Court of Canada is the highest court in Canada and serves as the final court of appeal in the Canadian justice system.

Authoritative Precedent

A judicial decision that is binding on lower courts within the same jurisdiction, guiding future cases with similar issues.

Manitoba Court

The judicial system or a specific court within the province of Manitoba, Canada, handling legal matters within its jurisdiction.