The article discusses how Canadian Federal Courts get their power and how this has changed over time. It looks at the laws that give the courts their authority and how this has evolved since the 1970s. The researchers explore how recent decisions by the Supreme Court have affected the Federal Courts' role. They also examine changes made in 1990 to update the laws governing the Federal Courts. The article concludes by discussing the current state of Federal Courts' jurisdiction and the uncertainties caused by recent Supreme Court decisions.