Alberta's privacy commissioner urges amendments to privacy laws after 2.9 million voters' data was leaked online by a separatist group, highlighting gaps in political party data rules.
Archbishop Frank Leo of Toronto urges Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney to halt the expansion of medical assistance in dying for mental illness, citing ethical concerns.
Legal experts criticize the prosecution of former FBI director James Comey for a social media post about seashells, citing flaws in the case. The controversy highlights free speech concerns.
A US Supreme Court ruling on race-based redistricting prompts immediate action in Florida and other states, with lawmakers debating new congressional maps.
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A South Korean court sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to 7 years in prison for charges including resisting arrest, marking a historic ruling.
A B.C. law embedding UNDRIP gives First Nations veto power over development, threatening national projects. Expert warns of constitutional confusion.
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham is in Ottawa advocating for bail reform, calling it a 'rational public policy response' to address repeat offending and public safety concerns.
A viral claim suggests Beyonce automatically gets Canadian citizenship under a new law. Experts clarify the misinterpretation and explain the actual legal process.
Albertans express frustration as UCP government appears to ignore past referendum results on daylight saving time while planning new costly referendums.
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The British Columbia minister faces backlash for defending the weakening of Freedom of Information provisions, as critics argue it undermines transparency and accountability in government.
The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed Quebec's attempt to block changes to federal election boundaries, upholding the authority of the independent commission in a landmark ruling.
A federal appeals court has upheld Texas's law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public schools, sparking debate over church-state separation and potential Supreme Court review.
A Senate report calls for reinstating Canada's special envoy on antisemitism as Jewish communities face unprecedented hate, with recommendations to combat extremism through education and policy.
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court struck down a sweeping forest access ban, finding it unreasonably infringed on mobility rights. The ruling highlights how provinces can bypass Charter protections without invoking the controversial notwithstanding clause.
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A U.S. appeals court ruled Texas can mandate Ten Commandments displays in public schools, rejecting arguments it violates church-state separation. The decision supports similar laws in Louisiana and Arkansas.
The House ethics committee has initiated its review of the 'Forever Canadian' policy proposal, but a definitive timeline for completion remains unknown. This development follows a vote to question the finance minister on related connections.
Nova Scotia's opposition parties are calling for greater transparency from the provincial government regarding its implementation of recommendations from the Lionel Desmond fatality inquiry.
Jeffy Evely successfully challenged a Nova Scotia woods ban in court, with the ruling being celebrated as a significant win for individual rights and freedoms in the province.
Bishop Manuel de Jesús Rodríguez of Palm Beach Diocese criticizes Donald Trump's attacks on Pope Leo XIV, calling them a violation of religious freedom and harmful to American Catholics.
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Political philosopher Michael Bonner argues that liberal democracy faces collapse without the Christian beliefs that historically justified personal freedom, examining Brexit and Trump elections as symptoms.
An editorial criticizes Canada's use of complex jargon and virtue signaling, arguing it diminishes real issues and makes the country irrelevant globally.
A historical look at the first known use of the F-word in Canadian politics, traced back to Pierre Trudeau in 1971, with insights into its evolution and modern political usage.
Sources close to Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas confirm they have no plans to retire this year, likely closing any opportunity for President Trump to nominate a fourth justice before the midterm elections.
Multiple U.S. states have enacted new legislation aimed at promoting religious freedom and free speech, framed as tributes to conservative activist Charlie Kirk following his passing in 2025.
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As Alberta debates its future in Canada, both federalists and separatists are ignoring the core issue: Canada's inadequate Constitution that perpetuates Western inequality and fuels ongoing tensions.
Ottawa city councillors heard extensive arguments on the constitutionality of a proposed 'bubble' bylaw restricting protests near sensitive facilities, balancing Charter rights against safety concerns.
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court has declared the 2025 provincial woods ban unreasonable, citing legal overreach and insufficient justification in a landmark ruling.
Franklin Graham defended Donald Trump's controversial AI-generated image depicting him as Jesus-like, claiming Trump thought it showed him as a doctor. Scholars criticize the defense as theological drift.
Nova Scotia's Supreme Court has ruled the province's 2025 wildfire season travel restrictions violated Charter mobility rights, though the expired order requires no government action.
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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas delivered a speech at UT Austin blaming progressivism for 20th-century ills, including fascism, while ignoring historical context and modern realities.
