Paul Rowan Brian Prime Minister Mark Carney is rejecting the prospect of America exiting the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) following remarks from a senior trade representative that Washington is considering…
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Explainer: Controversial Hate Crime Bill Just Got Even More Contentious
by EditorKNoé Chartier After political drama lasting several days, the Liberal government sided with the Bloc Québécois to amend its hate crime bill by removing the religious defence to hate speech.…
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Justice Minister Defends Ending Religious Exemption to Hate-Speech Law as Committee Approves the Change
by EditorKMatthew Horwood Justice Minister Sean Fraser says freedom of religion in Canada would not be impacted by an amendment to his hate crime bill aiming to remove the religious defence…
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CCP the ‘Biggest Transnational Organized Crime Group Ever Seen in the World’: Former RCMP Director
by EditorKPanel highlights how Beijing’s transnational repression reaches Canada, and ways to counter it Olivia Gomm The Chinese Communist Party is threatening Canadian democracy by influencing politicians, business leaders, and community…
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Trump Says ‘We’ll See’ on Resuming Trade Negotiations With Ottawa
by EditorKJennifer Cowan U.S. President Donald Trump is taking a wait-and-see approach on resuming trade talks with Canada. Trump said “we’ll see” when he was questioned by reporters over the weekend…
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Justice Minister Says Committee to Decide on Hate Crime Bill as Bloc Decries ‘Sabotage’
by EditorKNoé Chartier Justice Minister Sean Fraser has come under fire from the Bloc Québécois after he reportedly pulled his support for their amendment to his hate crime bill seeking to…
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Carney Says Public Servants Will Get Updated Rules on In-Person Work in Near Future
by EditorKPaul Rowan Brian Prime Minister Mark Carney said federal public servants will soon be receiving updated rules on how much time they are required to do in-person work. Carney said…
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BC Appeal Court Says Indigenous Rights Legislation Must Guide Interpretation of Laws Affecting First Nations
by EditorKPaul Rowan Brian The B.C. Court of Appeal says the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) adopted into provincial law must be the “interpretive lens” through which…
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By Paul Rowan Brian As the recently signed energy deal between Alberta and Ottawa paves the way for a potential oil pipeline to the West Coast, and amid talk of reviving…
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What’s the Controversy on the Hate Crime Bill and Amendments Impacting Religion?
by EditorKNoé Chartier News Analysis The Liberal government appeared to have found a way early this week to pass its controversial hate crime bill by reportedly agreeing to Bloc Québécois amendments…