Dubai's Normal Surface Hides Deeper Strains
Dubai appears to return to normal as tourists come back, but beneath the surface, economic and social issues persist, with some countries still warning against travel.
Category : Constitutional Issues
Amnesty International Canada to Intervene in Sask. Pronoun Case
Amnesty International Canada will intervene in the Saskatchewan school pronoun law case at the Supreme Court, arguing the law violates students' rights and freedoms.
Google warns police bill could enable foreign interference
Google and Apple warn that Canada's Bill C-22 threatens encryption and could facilitate foreign interference, while Liberal MPs push back during committee hearings.
Smith's Constitutional Adviser Resigns
Jason Stephan, constitutional adviser to Alberta Premier Smith, resigns effective immediately. The departure raises questions about provincial-federal relations and constitutional strategies.
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Ontario Spring Justice Bill: Key Highlights
Ontario's new spring justice bill introduces measures to enhance public safety, including a high-risk offender registry and increased penalties for violent crimes.
Judge Hallucinates Homelessness as Race or Sex
An Ontario Superior Court ruling likens homelessness to race or sex under Charter rights, sparking debate on judicial overreach and urban governance.
Stand-alone hate crime offence urged to boost prosecutions
Experts recommend a stand-alone hate crime offence to enhance investigation and prosecution of hate crimes in Canada, addressing current legal gaps.
Lawsuit: Broker Denied Land Over Jewish Ancestry
A real estate broker sues Return to the Land, alleging she was denied land in Arkansas due to Jewish ancestry and interracial family, violating fair housing laws.
South Africanization of B.C.: DRIPA and Retributive Renaming
Geoff Russ argues that B.C.'s obsession with renaming places under DRIPA mirrors post-apartheid South Africa's punitive politics, undermining democracy.
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Sask. man loses appeal in COVID-19 vaccine avoidance case
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has denied Michael Gordon Jackson's appeal against a ruling related to taking his daughter to avoid a COVID-19 vaccine, upholding the original decision.
Pastor: No Separation of Church and State
Reverend Lorenzo Sewell argued against church-state separation, stating Jesus was a politician and that the church should lead the state, echoing the Religious Liberty Commission's views.
Winnipeg Mayor Eyes Legal Challenge to Drug Detention Bill
Winnipeg's mayor is examining a legal challenge to Manitoba's drug detention bill, citing concerns over potential wrongful detentions raised by the former chief psychiatrist.
NDP MLA: Smith's Comment on Ruling 'Dangerous'
NDP MLA Rakhi Pancholi criticizes Premier Smith for calling a judge's decision to throw out a separatist petition undemocratic, calling it dangerous for democracy.
Stay Free Alberta Appeals Federal Ruling on Separation Petition
Stay Free Alberta files an appeal against a federal decision that struck down its separation petition, citing constitutional arguments and public support.
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Bill C-22 Threatens Civil Liberties, Experts Warn
Adrienne Batra and political columnists discuss how Bill C-22 could disrupt Canadians' online experience and threaten civil liberties. Watch the debate.
Parties must clean up nomination races before government steps in
Chris Selley argues that political parties must reform nomination processes amid allegations of vote-buying and irregularities in Ontario Liberal race.
Take Back Alberta, Parker Fight Election Fines Over Charter
Take Back Alberta and David Parker are challenging $120,000 in fines from Elections Alberta, arguing that election finance laws violate the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
US Law Firms Fight Trump Sanctions in Appeals Court
U.S. law firms are urging an appeals court to maintain a block on Trump's sanctions against them, arguing the measures are unconstitutional and threaten legal independence.
Alberta court blocks independence petition over First Nations rights
An Alberta court struck down Elections Alberta's approval of a separation petition, citing violations of First Nations treaty rights and failure to consult.
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Ex-Mountie Majcher Not Guilty of Security Charge
A B.C. judge acquitted former RCMP officer William Majcher of a security-related charge, concluding the trial in Vancouver on May 13, 2026.
Supreme Court Allows Alabama Redistricting of Black District
The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for Alabama to eliminate a second majority-Black congressional district, potentially boosting Republican House seats before midterms.
Stratford Challenges Strong Mayor Powers in Court
The City of Stratford has initiated a legal challenge against Ontario's strong mayor powers, arguing they undermine local democracy and municipal autonomy.
Supreme Court Temporarily Extends Abortion Pill Access
The US Supreme Court has temporarily extended women's access to mifepristone, a widely used abortion pill, amid ongoing legal battles over its availability.
Victoria Police Officer Charged After Criminal Probe
A Victoria police officer has been charged following a criminal investigation. The charges stem from an incident under review by authorities.
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Kidnappers Acquitted in Bradford Drug House Beating
In a controversial ruling, a judge acquitted two men accused of kidnapping and beating a man in a Bradford drug house, citing insufficient evidence.
Sask. Appeal Court Hears Defamation Case Over Book Remark
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal heard a defamation case involving a University of Regina professor who called a book about 'Starlight Tours' racist garbage.
SIU Clears Ottawa Police Officer in Knee Injury Arrest
Ontario's SIU cleared an Ottawa police officer after a man suffered a fractured knee during a January 2026 arrest for obstructing a peace officer.
Saskatchewan Amends Law to Skirt Federal Gun Buyback
Saskatchewan amends legislation to help gun owners demand higher compensation from the federal buyback program for assault-style firearms, challenging federal authority.
Stepfather of Missing N.S. Kids Assault Case Delayed
Daniel Martell, stepfather of missing siblings Lilly and Jack Sullivan, sees his assault case postponed to summer. The legal proceedings continue amid the ongoing search for the children.
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Todd Stone: B.C.'s DRIPA law should be fixed, not scrapped
Former MLA Todd Stone argues that British Columbia's DRIPA law needs amendments to address economic uncertainty and legal confusion, not repeal.
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