In each province and territory except Nunavut, there are two levels of courts: provincial/territorial courts, whose judges are appointed by the provincial/territorial justice minster; and superior courts, whose judges are appointed by the federal justice minister.

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In Canada, provincial/territorial courts have judges appointed by the provincial/territorial governments, while superior courts have judges appointed by the federal government. Nunavut has a unified court system, which is an exception.

In Each Province and Territory Except Nunavut, There Are Two