Charter Of Rights And Freedoms

• Critics say Nova Scotia bill violates labour rights, threatens right to information

  Members of the public are voicing concerns about a Nova Scotia government bill they say threatens citizens' access to information and violates labour rights in the civil service.

  Canada

  Mar 17
  
• Supreme Court ruling on Canadians’ fundamental right to strike marks 10 years

  Thursday marks 10 years since the supreme court of Canada’s recognition the constitutional right to strike for Canadian workers in the Charter of rights and Freedoms.

  Lifestyle

  Jan 30
  
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• Alberta court rejects challenge from law student to Oath of Allegiance to monarchy

  The Edmonton law student, who is an Amritkhari Sikh, said he is only allowed to pledge allegiance to a divine being in the Sikh tradition and not Canada's monarch.

  Canada

  Oct 19, 2023
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• How New Brunswick could use the notwithstanding clause to protect Policy 713

  Should Blaine Higgs want to use the notwithstanding clause to protect changes to Policy 713, the government will have to get changes to the Education Act through the legislature.

  Politics

  Sep 29, 2023
• Saskatchewan weighs notwithstanding clause to keep school pronoun policy

  Amid a court challenge to their school pronoun policy, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he's looking at all options including the notwithstanding clause.

  Canada

  Sep 14, 2023
• Canadian military’s COVID-19 vaccine policy violated Charter: review

  The vaccine policy, which was created in November 2021, required Canadian Armed Forces members to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or face release.

  Canada

  Aug 1, 2023
• Why Quebec officers are refusing to answer questions from police watchdog

  The police federation is unhappy that the BEI is collecting data on officers' refusal to be interviewed, despite the fact that they continue to submit detailed reports.

  Crime

  Jul 21, 2023
• New Brunswick’s child and youth advocate to review changes to LGBTQ policy in schools

  The province made changes to the policy, one of which makes it no longer mandatory for teachers to use preferred names or pronouns for students under 16 without parental consent.

  Education

  Jul 4, 2023
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• Is the Safe Third Country deal constitutional? Canada’s Supreme Court to rule

  The Canadian Council for Refugees brought forward the case which is now before the nation's top court, arguing that the U.S. is not always a safe country for all refugees. 

  Canada

  Jun 12, 2023
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• Canada treated fleeing Ukrainians better than Afghans, new lawsuit alleges

  The federal government recently created a program to ensure the families of Canadians who served as language and cultural advisers in Afghanistan are brought to safety.

  Canada

  May 30, 2023