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Testimonies of Victoria De La Ronde and Zexi Li, Emergency Act Publish Inquiry on October 14, 2022

Chinese companies have been investing in rare earth minerals in Canada. But now the Canadian government is telling them to leave.

With the Arctic becoming a new battleground between global powers, China is partnering with Russia to tackle the region and grow its footprint there: from ports and airfields to energy and natural…

An award-winning film is hitting big screens across the United States. Through animated illustrations, it captures a daring confrontation that happened 20 years ago—between a small group of citizens and…

Public hearings of the Public Order Emergency Commission led by Paul Rouleau began in Ottawa on October 17. The commission is looking into the federal government’s declaration of a public…

Representatives of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) discussed the upcoming hearings of the Public Order Emergency Commission, which is to begin on October 13, at a press conference held…

The commissioner presiding over the inquiry into the government’s invocation of the Emergencies Act says the commission’s work will revolve around the mandate granted by Parliament, rather than the one…

Law Professor Ryan Alford of Lakehead University said that “a reasonable basis is not necessarily a legal, let alone a constitutional, basis for assuming unprecedented and destructive emergency powers,” on…

Co-counsel for the Canadian Constitution Foundation Sujit Choudhry pointed out that “the Emergencies Act, especially the last resort clause, was drafted to ensure that the act could never be used…

Alberta was able to clear out the blockade at the Coutts, Alberta, border-crossing without the use of the act. Mandy England, a lawyer for Alberta government, told the Public Order…