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.
A San Diego woman's Global Entry privileges were revoked after filming DHS agents, raising alarms about potential retaliation and First Amendment rights.
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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.
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.
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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.
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.
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A recent Supreme Court of Canada decision has broadened police authority to enter private property without warrants for investigative purposes, raising significant concerns about property rights and privacy protections across the nation.
Islamic studies scholars and Muslim advocacy groups warn that President Trump's escalating threats against Iran, including mockery of Islamic phrases, represent dangerous dehumanization with real-world consequences.
Members of the Iranian-Canadian community are expressing anxiety and unease following a recent social media post by former U.S. President Donald Trump that included threats against Iran.
A Supreme Court decision striking down a Colorado conversion therapy ban raises concerns about free speech implications in healthcare, potentially affecting state medical boards and LGBTQ+ protections nationwide.
A firearms rights group is challenging the constitutionality of Canada's Liberal government ban on assault-style weapons, arguing these firearms have legitimate hunting and sporting uses.
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The federal government faces scrutiny for challenging the notwithstanding clause, appealing the Freedom Convoy ruling, and implementing DEI quotas, raising concerns about rights and provincial autonomy.
A crucial court hearing starts today in Edmonton as a First Nation files an injunction to halt Alberta's separation process, marking a significant legal and political showdown.
Columnist John Stossel critiques excessive government control, citing building permits and occupational licensing as barriers to personal liberty and economic efficiency, with insights from author Timothy Sandefur.
An opinion piece calls for banning politicians from participating in trivial police TikTok videos, arguing it undermines law enforcement credibility and wastes public resources.
Constitutional law expert Patrick Taillon analyzes how Quebec and Alberta are navigating autonomy debates, with both provinces pushing boundaries in Canada's federation through referendums and constitutional drafting.
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A new secularism law in Quebec has banned public prayer gatherings, causing unease among some residents as it impacts traditional Good Friday marches.
The Canadian Bar Association has issued a warning to journalists about reporting on judges, sparking criticism for potentially undermining press freedom. The statement appears to target a specific National Post columnist.
Alberta faces a critical democratic test as a minority report proposes electoral boundary changes that could undermine fair representation, sparking concerns over constitutional violations and procedural unfairness.
Paula White-Cain's comparison of Donald Trump to Jesus Christ during Holy Week has drawn sharp criticism from biblical scholars and religious leaders who call it blasphemous and theologically inaccurate.
A Syrian American writer responds to Alabama attorney general candidate Jay Mitchell's campaign ad, sharing his personal journey with Islam and calling for understanding over fear in political discourse.
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The Alberta government has tabled new legislation designed to reduce children's exposure to sexually explicit images and materials in public and school libraries across the province.
