Kelly Burke, nominated as Canada's next Official Languages Commissioner, declined to commit to supporting Quebec anglophones' court challenge against abolishing English school boards during a parliamentary hearing.
Canadian International Criminal Court judge Kimberly Prost asserts that sanctions imposed by the Trump administration will not hinder her judicial responsibilities, amidst a backdrop of national news.
A tense exchange between English Montreal School Board chair Joe Ortona and Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette highlights divisions over Quebec's proposed constitution, French language status, and anglophone inclusion.
As Jeffrey Epstein files continue to surface, politicians and academics examine how the term 'Epstein class' captures public frustration with wealth, power, and justice system failures in America.
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Former Canadian Race Relations Foundation CEO argues against merging specialized offices into one council, emphasizing targeted prevention for distinct forms of hatred.
Justice Minister Sean Fraser says Liberals will amend hate speech bill to clarify religious texts aren't hate, accusing Conservatives of obstructing legislation amid parliamentary negotiations.
Analysis of the implications of former U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to block the new Gordie Howe Bridge between Windsor and Detroit, and the potential political and economic fallout.
A new international survey reveals democracies worldwide are losing ground in fighting corruption, with particular concerns raised about the United States' trajectory.
Analysis of how Canada's Clarity Act creates significant legal obstacles for Alberta separation, requiring clear referendum questions and majorities approved by Parliament.
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A landmark trial has commenced in Winnipeg's Manitoba Law Courts, where First Nations are seeking inflation adjustments to Treaty 1 annuities, a pivotal case for Indigenous rights and historical agreements.
Lynne Cohen critiques Corey Balsam's defense of anti-Zionism, arguing it denies Jewish self-determination rights while other nations face no such legitimacy challenges.
The Quebec Bar Association has issued a formal condemnation of the CAQ government's repeated use of the constitutional notwithstanding clause, arguing it undermines fundamental rights.
Canada's Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages apologizes and removes a French Valentine's Day social media post containing a double entendre that drew criticism from federal and Quebec politicians.
The long-awaited Gallant Commission report investigating Quebec's SAAQclic auto insurance rollout will be published next Monday, following Commissioner Denis Gallant's inquiry.
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Eyewitness footage of Alex Pretti's fatal shooting by ICE reveals discrepancies in official statements, highlighting the power and risks of recording law enforcement.
New polling reveals the French language will be a defining issue in Quebec's upcoming election and any future sovereignty referendum, with stark differences in perception between francophones and anglophones.
Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette faces backlash for asserting sole authority over Bill 1 amendments, with critics calling for legislative committee independence and inclusive constitutional process.
Columnist Barbara Kay argues Canada's characterization of residential schools as genocidal is incorrect, citing lack of evidence and unspent excavation funds in Kamloops.
Columnist Colby Cosh examines why Quebec receives federal consultation on court appointments while Alberta's similar request faces constitutional criticism, analyzing bilingualism requirements and political dynamics.
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith addresses backlash over her comments on judicial reform, emphasizing provincial rights and accountability in a press conference at the Legislature.
Recent ICE shootings in Minneapolis captured on smartphone videos challenge official narratives, prompting Trump administration efforts to discourage public recording of federal agents despite legal protections.
The new Advisory Council on Rights, Equality and Inclusion aims to create a common narrative but critics argue it promotes division by delegitimizing Canadian history and heritage.
Alberta separatist leader Jeffrey Rath reports strong momentum for petition drive aiming to put independence question on provincial ballot this fall, with thousands signing despite criticism.
Republican Senator Marsha Blackburn urges Supreme Court Chief Justice to investigate Ketanji Brown Jackson's attendance at the politically charged Grammy Awards ceremony.
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Canada's Official Languages Commissioner posted a Valentine's Day card with a French phrase that internet users flagged as potentially phallic slang, raising questions about translation quality and intent.
The British Columbia government has filed an appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada regarding the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, arguing that core democratic principles are at stake in the legal dispute.
Vice President JD Vance's recent criticism of journalists as 'angry' and 'fake' represents a calculated tactic to undermine trust in media and redirect it toward Trump, experts in history and First Amendment law warn.
Katie Miller, wife of Stephen Miller, suggested a 2028 Trump-Harris rematch on Hannity's show, overlooking the 22nd Amendment's term limits, while mocking Harris's social media rebrand.
A federal judge has approved a government bid to revoke Canadian citizenship from a man who concealed his involvement in a massacre. The case highlights legal consequences for immigration fraud tied to atrocities.
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The Liberal government has eliminated separate antisemitism and Islamophobia envoy positions, creating a single Advisory Council on Rights, Equality and Inclusion to combat hate more effectively.
