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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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.
Quebec's government has passed legislation banning street prayers and prayer rooms in universities and CEGEPs, sparking debate over religious freedom and secularism in educational institutions.
Editorial cartoons from April 2026 by Malcolm Mayes highlight tensions over judicial power, parliamentary supremacy, and NDP leadership dynamics in Canadian politics.
Harvard professor Laurence Tribe argues President Trump's actions on Iran and birthright citizenship threaten constitutional principles, citing Supreme Court skepticism during recent arguments.
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The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to hear a case challenging the constitutionality of the country's voting system, leaving the current electoral framework intact without judicial review.
A collection of editorial cartoons from the Edmonton Journal for April 2026 captures key political moments, including debates over judicial power and NDP leadership dynamics.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is asking the Supreme Court to review lower court decisions that deemed the 2022 Emergencies Act invocation unconstitutional, highlighting a double standard in protest enforcement.
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled the federal government can order destruction of Quebec's gun registry data, but all three Quebec judges dissented, highlighting regional divisions.
Former President Donald Trump made factually incorrect statements about birthright citizenship following a Supreme Court hearing where justices questioned his administration's arguments against the long-standing constitutional interpretation.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments on President Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship, with Solicitor General D. John Sauer struggling to answer Justice Gorsuch's questions about Native Americans.
President Donald Trump witnessed Supreme Court justices, including his own appointees, question his executive order restricting birthright citizenship during historic attendance at oral arguments.
The Supreme Court expressed skepticism over President Trump's executive order restricting birthright citizenship, with justices from both sides raising constitutional and legal concerns during arguments.
Former President Donald Trump has taken his case to the U.S. Supreme Court, seeking to restrict birthright citizenship. The court heard arguments on April 1, 2026, as Trump arrived in Washington.
A Washington federal judge ordered President Donald Trump to stop construction of a 90,000-square-foot White House ballroom until Congress approves the project, citing likely overreach of presidential authority.
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Yuan Yi Zhu argues that Supreme Court attempts to restrict the notwithstanding clause would undermine democracy and risk national unity, amid Quebec secularism law challenges.
Israeli police prevented senior Catholic clergy from accessing Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday, prompting international condemnation and calls for holy sites to remain off-limits during the Israel-Iran war.
A federal judge has ordered a temporary halt to the Trump administration's $400 million ballroom construction at the White House, citing lack of presidential authority.
A federal judge has issued a ruling preventing the implementation of former President Trump's executive order that sought to terminate federal funding for National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting Service.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against Colorado's prohibition on conversion therapy for minors, a decision impacting LGBTQ+ youth protections and sparking legal debates nationwide.
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A podcast explores how Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms has been used to overturn policies on drug use, bike lanes, and healthcare, sparking debate about its role in democracy.
