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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says legislation on school pronouns to come after classes beginAlberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government will introduce legislation on pronouns in schools after classes begin in September.EducationAug 15
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Saskatchewan schools making sure pronoun law followed as kids head back to classSaskatchewan's two largest school divisions say they’ve addressed concerns from teachers and are enforcing the province’s pronoun law as children head back to classrooms next week.CanadaAug 29
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Saskatchewan residents file Charter lawsuit over province’s gas-plant planA group of Saskatchewan residents has filed a lawsuit against the province and SaskPower, saying a plan to allow more gas-fired power generation violates Charter rights.EnvironmentJul 26
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3 unions look to intervene in Sask. government’s appeal of pronoun law challengeThe Parents’ Bill of Rights was passed in Saskatchewan last October and requires students under 16 to receive parental consent before changing their names or pronouns at school.CanadaJul 15
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Alberta teen takes action after being deadnamed in high school yearbookA transgender teen in southern Alberta says nothing but bad memories came flooding back after he was deadnamed in his high school yearbook.EducationJul 6
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Poilievre’s office silent on leader’s Pride plans, other party chiefs look to attendOfficials for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the leaders of the NDP, Bloc Quebecois and Greens all responded to queries to confirm they will attend various Pride events.CanadaJun 28
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Saskatoon mayoral candidate won’t be at Pride events to ‘respect their views and wishes’Gord Wyant won't be a part of Saskatoon's Pride events due to his connection with the Sask. Party.CanadaJun 17
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Could notwithstanding clause be used on abortion? Poilievre’s office says ‘never’Minister for Women Marci Ien on Wednesday suggested Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre could use the notwithstanding clause on abortion. His office says "never."CanadaMay 9
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Ontario teacher unions welcome new education minister in cabinet shuffleMajor teachers' unions are welcoming a change in education ministers in a cabinet shuffle, saying they hope it signals a new path forward with Premier Doug Ford's government.EducationJun 7
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As Poilievre floats notwithstanding clause for bail reform, Virani criticalConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre suggested using the notwithstanding clause for bail reform if elected. The Liberal justice minister says it should be a last resort.CanadaApr 30
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A TTC strike is looming. Will Ontario step in to provide trains or force workers back?Toronto's transit network could grind to a halt on Friday as a potential TTC bus, streetcar and subway strike looms. Provincial politicians have been coy on how they might step in.CanadaJun 4
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TTC strike countdown: Union says ‘further progress’ made as midnight deadline nearsThe union representing almost 12,000 transit workers in Toronto says "further progress" has been made in talks with the city as its midnight strike deadline nears.CanadaJun 6
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Teachers union joins bid to have Supreme Court rule on Quebec religious symbols banThe FAE says that in particular it opposes the Quebec government's use of the Constitution's notwithstanding clause to shield the law from Charter challenges.CanadaApr 29
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The West Block – Episode 38, Season 13Murders, gun crimes, and sexual assaults are all on the rise, so it’s no wonder Canadians say they feel less safe. Does the Liberal government have a plan?PoliticsJun 2
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Quebec judge limits language law requiring English decisions be translatedA modification to the Quebec language charter scheduled to come into effect on June 1 states that a French translation must be provided "immediately and without delay."CanadaMay 21
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Queen City Pride cancels flag-raising, bars Sask. Party from Pride Month celebrationsQueen City Pride announced it is excluding the Sask. government from Pride celebrations next month, stating 'we do not believe the current Saskatchewan government is our ally.'CanadaMay 13
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New Brunswick says bill to force people into drug care shelved until after electionCritics have warned that the province's proposal for forced treatment of drug users would be an infringement on people's rights and freedoms.PoliticsMay 9
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More groups join fight against Quebec’s controversial secularism lawThe groups claim that the law, which bars many public sector workers, like teachers, from wearing religious attire at work, has caused people to lose jobs.CanadaApr 30
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Quebec judge worries changes to language law could lead to unfair court delaysA Quebec court judge is warning Bill 96 could lead to unreasonable delays in criminal trials, but some are accusing him of seeing problems where there aren't any.PoliticsMay 3
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N.B. not ruling out notwithstanding clause in bill to force people into drug careN.B.'s public safety minister said the bill would force people with severe drug addiction into treatment if they are not in a mental state to make that decision voluntarily.PoliticsApr 3