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By Chandra Philip An Alberta lawyer has filed a public-interest lawsuit against the provincial law society over its adoption of political agendas, including “critical race theory,” “gender theory,” and “intersectionality.” Roger…
B.C. is the last remaining province to keep the COVID-19 vaccine requirement for health-care workers in place. By Chandra Philip A lawsuit filed against B.C. Provincial Health Officer Bonnie Henry is…
By Andrew Chen An Ontario tribunal has initiated a new hearing for a Windsor police officer appealing his conviction and penalty for a donation to the Freedom Convoy in 2022. A…
The tax is a 3 percent levy aimed at foreign firms—many of which are based in the U.S.—that earn revenue from Canadian subscribers and contributors. By Matthew Horwood The Liberal government’s…
By Noé Chartier At the end of a tense committee meeting during which a Liberal MP said concerns about foreign workers sound xenophobic, MPs voted to study the contract for the…
Environment is one of the grey areas in federal-provincial jurisdiction, say experts By Tara MacIsaac Canadian courts have recently identified federal overreach in two pieces of environmental legislation, raising questions about…
The report says Canada’s ‘identity as a settler colonial state’ is a chief reason for its ‘religious intolerance.’ By Jennifer Cowan A new report from Canada’s human rights watchdog says Christmas…
By Andrew Chen McGill University has announced a ban on the installation and use of the Chinese social media platform WeChat from all school-owned devices. In a statement issued on Nov. 16, the…
The housing minister says his government is ‘very much looking’ at making changes in the area of short-term rentals through the use of the federal tax system. By Noé Chartier Housing…
Katia Bissonnette was informed about the pairing by her coach about an hour before the match began. By Andrew Chen A female boxer from Quebec withdrew from a competition upon learning…