Quebec's political parties signal openness to using the notwithstanding clause after Supreme Court strikes down policy barring asylum seekers from subsidized daycare system, citing discrimination against women.
The Office québécois de la langue française launches a covert operation to monitor greetings in private businesses, costing taxpayers $350,000. Critics argue it fuels scapegoating and wastes resources while failing to address real language protection issu
Lawmakers warn that by ducking a vote on authorizing war against Iran, Congress is surrendering its constitutional role, setting a dangerous precedent for unilateral presidential military actions.
Former Chilliwack school trustee Barry Neufeld ordered to pay $750,000 by B.C. Human Rights Tribunal for criticizing gender-identity ideology in schools, raising concerns about freedom of expression and belief in Canada.
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Recent antisemitic attacks in Canada, including shootings and vandalism, have prompted B'nai Brith to demand a royal commission to address escalating anti-Jewish hatred.
Bernard LaFayette, who laid the groundwork for the Selma voting rights campaign that led to the 1965 Voting Rights Act, has died at 85. The civil rights leader faced assassination attempts and helped train generations in nonviolent activism.
Amid escalating global conflicts, Jewish and moderate Muslim Canadians are discovering shared interests in safety, stability, and democratic values, presenting a strategic opportunity for domestic unity.
Quebec's CAQ government faces criticism for allegedly disregarding recommendations from Benoit Dubreuil, the French language commissioner it appointed, raising concerns about language policy commitment.
A Conservative bill to end benefits for denied asylum-seekers was voted down by opposition parties, sparking taxpayer concerns and heated debate over Canada's immigration policies and housing solutions.
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Legal scholar Bruce Pardy argues that Bill C-9 represents another step in Canada's gradual erosion of free speech, which he claims has been undermined by numerous government regulations and restrictions for years.
A recent editorial sparks debate as Conservative bill to cut asylum-seeker benefits fails, costing taxpayers billions. Letters criticize Liberal MPs and immigration policies.
Quebec contends the Supreme Court cannot evaluate whether Bill 21 violates charter rights due to the notwithstanding clause, as new filings reveal arguments from challengers.
Canada's proposed Bill C-9 aims to combat rising hate-motivated incidents but raises concerns about potential erosion of civil liberties, freedom of expression, and democratic trust through expanded state power.
Peter Shurman argues that personal contempt for Donald Trump distracts from substantive policy critiques and Canada's need for competitiveness, urging a focus on national interests over emotional reactions.
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Former NDP leader Tom Mulcair expresses concern that Canada's new official languages commissioner Kelly Burke shows limited understanding of challenges facing Quebec's English-speaking minority community.
While many celebrate the removal of Iran's Islamist regime, President Trump's military action without congressional approval violates constitutional war powers and legal boundaries.
The Office québécois de la langue française is deploying undercover observers to monitor greeting and service languages in retail establishments across Quebec, with particular focus on Montreal's diverse neighborhoods.
A letter argues that ending Iran's tyrannical rule, despite controversial leaders involved, is crucial to stop terrorism and oppression, citing historical parallels.
The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a California law preventing schools from informing parents about their child's gender identity changes, citing religious freedom concerns.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has halted California policies designed to safeguard transgender students, marking a significant legal setback for LGBTQ+ rights advocates amid ongoing national debates.
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case that could relax federal laws prohibiting marijuana users from owning firearms, potentially reshaping gun rights and drug policy intersections.
A federal appeals court has denied former President Donald Trump's attempt to postpone lawsuits seeking refunds of tariffs imposed during his administration, marking a significant legal development.
A heartfelt column explores the historical bond between Canada and the U.S., reflecting on how Canadians represented hope during the Great Depression and contrasting it with current tensions.
Amy Hamm argues that the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal's $750,000 ruling against former school trustee Barry Neufeld reveals ideological bias, raising concerns about discrimination based on political beliefs.
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A British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal decision ordering a former school trustee to pay $750,000 for anti-LGBTQ statements has reignited debate about free speech protections in Canadian human rights codes.
Quebec's proposed Constitution Act, Bill 1, aims to articulate foundational principles but may replicate the exclusion francophones have long denounced within Canada, potentially marginalizing minority communities and deepening internal divisions.
Letters to the editor criticize Ontario's $42 million partisan advertising and question U.S. Medal of Freedom for hockey players, highlighting political and trade debates.
An Ontario teacher has emailed every Member of Parliament, imploring them to voluntarily forgo the annual April 1 pay increase. Conservative MP Mike Dawson has already refused the raise, calling it 'distasteful' amid widespread financial hardship for Cana
Hundreds of transgender Kansans have had driver's licenses and birth certificates suddenly revoked under a new anti-trans law, creating legal chaos and barriers to daily life.
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Kelly Burke, Canada's incoming Official Languages Commissioner, faces scrutiny over Quebec English school boards while Prime Minister Carney praises her bilingual background and commitment to inclusivity.
