Ottawa city councillors heard extensive arguments on the constitutionality of a proposed 'bubble' bylaw restricting protests near sensitive facilities, balancing Charter rights against safety concerns.
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court has declared the 2025 provincial woods ban unreasonable, citing legal overreach and insufficient justification in a landmark ruling.
Franklin Graham defended Donald Trump's controversial AI-generated image depicting him as Jesus-like, claiming Trump thought it showed him as a doctor. Scholars criticize the defense as theological drift.
Nova Scotia's Supreme Court has ruled the province's 2025 wildfire season travel restrictions violated Charter mobility rights, though the expired order requires no government action.
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas delivered a speech at UT Austin blaming progressivism for 20th-century ills, including fascism, while ignoring historical context and modern realities.
Gwynne Dyer reflects on the post-WWII peace framework that made war illegal, questioning if today's conflicts show we've forgotten its brutal lessons.
Quebec Liberal Party leader Charles Milliard expresses support for maintaining the notwithstanding clause in Bill 96, emphasizing its role in protecting provincial language laws amid ongoing debates.
Jewish organizations across Canada are urging the government to boost security funding in the upcoming spring economic statement, citing skyrocketing hate crimes and inadequate protection compared to other nations.
Steve Murphy argues that recent floor-crossing incidents, like MP Chris d'Entremont's switch to the Liberals, highlight the need for stricter parliamentary rules to ensure democratic integrity.
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Bryan Brulotte argues the CBC requires fundamental structural change rather than preservation or elimination, citing mandate drift and institutional culture issues.
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson condemns conservative colleagues' use of emergency orders to benefit the Trump administration, calling them 'scratch-paper musings' that lack depth and ignore real-world impacts.
Legal scholars from UBC argue Vancouver's pause on supportive housing contributions may violate the Canadian Charter of Rights by discriminating against vulnerable populations as homelessness reaches record highs.
Alberta separatists acknowledge their independence petition is symbolic as First Nations groups challenge it in court. The legal battle centers on whether the government must act on citizen initiatives.
As the Carney Liberals secure a majority through floor-crossings, petitions with over 60,000 signatures call for reforms to uphold democratic principles and voter fairness in Parliament.
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President Donald Trump's recent accusations that Pope Leo XIV 'likes crime' and is 'weak on crime' have drawn widespread condemnation from Catholicism experts, who call the remarks bizarre and unprecedented in modern political discourse.
Critics argue Canada's judicial advisory committees have become increasingly ideological, with organizations like the Canadian Bar Association playing problematic roles in judge selection while attempting to silence media scrutiny.
An examination of how human rights tribunals in Canada have expanded their reach, imposing severe penalties on speech and raising concerns about freedom of expression through cases like comedian Mike Ward and former trustee Barry Neufeld.
The Carney government seeks to overturn a Federal Court of Appeal decision condemning the Trudeau administration's use of the Emergencies Act during the 2022 trucker convoy protests.
A letter to the editor highlights the stark contrast between funding lunar missions and addressing homelessness in Chinatown, questioning societal priorities amid growing inequality.
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A San Diego woman's Global Entry privileges were revoked after filming DHS agents, raising alarms about potential retaliation and First Amendment rights.
New access restrictions in Alberta's public libraries are drawing sharp criticism for potentially undermining privacy rights and the democratic role of these institutions, according to concerned advocates and experts.
A court has postponed the verification of signatures for Alberta's separatist movement until a First Nations injunction case is resolved, highlighting legal and constitutional challenges.
Exploring the legal, economic, and political hurdles Alberta would face in any potential move toward independence from Canada, amid ongoing separatist sentiments.
Pope Leo XIV intensifies criticism of the Iran war during a Vatican audience, emphasizing divine opposition to all armed conflicts and calling for peace.
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Jeffrey Rath, representing the Alberta Prosperity Project, argued in court that First Nations' challenges to a proposed independence referendum are premature and don't infringe treaty rights.
Lawyer Jeffrey Rath argued in court that an Alberta independence petition does not breach treaty rights, calling opponents' arguments 'vexatious' and criticizing prior rulings.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre demands Prime Minister Mark Carney's government defend private property rights amid a B.C. court ruling recognizing Indigenous title, escalating a national political debate.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre calls for federal action to safeguard private property rights following a significant court decision involving Cowichan Tribes, emphasizing constitutional protections.
A new book reveals Donald Trump's astonishment that Canada recognizes King Charles III as head of state, sparking debate on the monarchy's role in modern global alliances.
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Environmental organizations have launched a constitutional challenge against Ontario's Bill 5, arguing that the special economic zones undermine environmental protections and public participation rights.
