Canada Needs Unity to Recover Lost Decade, Says Brookman
George Brookman argues Canada has lost a decade and must rediscover the cooperative spirit of the Fathers of Confederation to address modern challenges like separatism and economic stagnation.
Category : Constitutional Issues
Alberta Separatism: Carney's Challenge Amid Foreign Threats
As Alberta separatism remains a persistent issue, concerns grow about potential American interference in any future referendum. Prime Minister Mark Carney's geopolitical strategy faces scrutiny.
Canada Eliminates Special Envoy on Holocaust Remembrance
Canada's decision to shutter the Office of the Special Envoy on Preserving Holocaust Remembrance and Combatting Antisemitism has drawn sharp criticism as Jewish communities face rising hate crimes.
Moral Shortcuts Fuel Antisemitism Surge in Canada
Professor Yang Meng analyzes how political rhetoric and historical distortions contribute to rising antisemitism in Canada, highlighting community fragility and generational silence.
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Alberta Judicial Appointments: Merit vs. Politics Debate
Edmonton Journal letters criticize Alberta's judicial selection process, arguing appointments should prioritize merit over political alignment with the UCP government's values.
UK Parliament to Probe Royal Finances After Andrew Scandal
A UK parliamentary committee will investigate royal finances following Prince Andrew's departure from Windsor, focusing on his token rent payments and broader taxpayer implications.
Colonial Tactics 'Boomerang' to Fuel ICE Militarization
The 'imperial boomerang' theory explains how violent control methods developed abroad are now deployed domestically by ICE in cities like Minneapolis, tracing a disturbing historical pattern.
Canada Ends Antisemitism, Islamophobia Envoy Roles
The federal government has abolished special envoy positions on antisemitism and Islamophobia, replacing them with a national unity committee, sparking criticism from advocacy groups.
Alberta Lawyers Warn Premier's Remarks Threaten Democracy
A group of 171 Alberta lawyers has published an open letter expressing grave concerns that Premier Danielle Smith's rhetoric and policies are eroding democratic institutions and judicial independence in the province.
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Alberta's Courts, Legislature and Executive Must Stay Balanced
Legal expert argues Alberta must preserve the delicate balance between judicial, legislative and executive branches amid recent political tensions and constitutional debates.
Dion: Smith Must Answer Questions Before Alberta Separation Vote
Former federal minister Stéphane Dion calls on Alberta Premier Danielle Smith to provide clear answers on separation plans before any referendum, amid ongoing constitutional tensions.
Judicial Language Requirements Should Avoid Politics: Lawyers
A French lawyers group argues that language requirements for judges must remain impartial, not political, amid ongoing debates over bilingualism in Canada's judiciary system.
Alberta Premier's Judicial Funding Threat Sparks Debate
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's threat to withhold funding for federally appointed judges unless appointment reforms occur raises concerns about eroding separation between government and judiciary branches in Canada.
Danielle Smith's Judicial Reform Proposal for Alberta Courts
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith advocates for collaborative judicial appointments and challenges federal bilingual requirements, aiming to strengthen Western Canada's judiciary.
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Quebec Secularism Bill Protects Funeral Processions, Charity
Quebec Secularism Minister Jean-François Roberge clarifies that Bill 9 won't ban funeral processions or church charity collections in public spaces, amid parliamentary hearings.
Anglophones Oppose CAQ Constitution Over Identity Concerns
English-speaking Quebecers testify that Bill 1 threatens their historical contributions and plural identities, arguing it centralizes power and narrows Quebec's identity.
Quebec Minister Denies Paternalism in Constitution Plan
Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette defends his approach to Quebec's proposed constitution amid criticism over closed-door drafting and power concentration concerns.
Canadians Split on Floor-Crossing MPs: Nanos Poll
A new Nanos Research survey finds Canadians are evenly divided on whether MPs who switch parties should resign their seats, as political analyst Sharan Kaur predicts more floor-crossing in 2026.
Unity Requires Central Canada to Take Alberta Seriously
Columnist Lorne Gunter argues that Alberta's frustrations over unequal federal treatment and disproportionate financial contributions threaten Canadian unity unless Central Canada addresses these grievances.
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Quebec Prayer Ban May Target Funeral Processions, FQM Says
The Federation of Quebec Municipalities warns that proposed legislation to restrict public prayer could inadvertently affect funeral processions, raising concerns about religious freedom and cultural practices.
Quebec Secularism Bill 9 Hearings: Roberge Defends Neutrality
Quebec's National Assembly begins hearings on Bill 9, which extends religious symbol bans and restricts group prayers in public spaces. Minister Jean-François Roberge argues the secularism push targets all religions equally.
Quebec Constitutional Debate Heats Up in National Assembly
Political scientist Guy Laforest supports Quebec's proposed constitution for greater autonomy, while critics warn it threatens human rights and the rule of law in divisive National Assembly hearings.
Alberta Seeks Judicial Appointment Role, Threatens Funding
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith demands provincial input in federal judicial appointments, threatening to withhold funding for new positions unless Ottawa changes its process.
DOJ to Appeal Trump Ballroom Ruling on Security Grounds
Justice Department lawyers signal they will appeal any court decision halting Trump's $400M White House ballroom project, arguing it has national security implications.
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Gun Warning Sparks Outrage Among Republicans and Gun Owners
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's threat to jail anyone bringing guns to D.C. triggers backlash from Republican lawmakers and gun rights advocates over Second Amendment concerns.
Alberta May Withhold Funding Over Judge Selection
The Alberta government is seeking greater input into the judicial appointment process and may withhold funding if its demands are not met, raising constitutional questions.
Legal Challenge Over Kingston's Macdonald Statue Removal
A Kingston group alleges the city broke heritage laws by quickly removing Sir John A. Macdonald's statue in 2021, sparking debate over historical preservation and activism.
Trump's $10B IRS Lawsuit Raises Conflict Concerns
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's massive lawsuit against the IRS has ignited serious concerns about potential conflicts of interest and the integrity of tax enforcement.
Canadian Democracy: Safeguarding Sovereignty Amid Global Shifts
As democratic values face challenges globally, Canada's sovereignty depends on revitalizing civic participation and democratic institutions to counter authoritarian trends.
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Minnesota's Legal Battle Over Immigration Enforcement
Minnesota's Democratic leadership has filed a lawsuit challenging federal immigration enforcement, invoking states' rights arguments reminiscent of historical nullification crises in the United States.
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