Bill 1 passed third reading at the end of May and is awaiting royal assent to be signed into Alberta law.

A Manitoba Court of Appeal ruling announced on Tuesday means that people with disabilities can't be forced to apply for early pensions if they're on social assistance.

Carrie Low is alleging that the Sexual Assault Investigative team committed numerous errors throughout their investigation.

The New Brunswick education minister says he's received several anonymous threats via messages on social media platforms and through email.

"If the only obstacle between the Liberals offering support for this legislation is there's an obstacle, then I'd certainly be happy to look at having it taken out." 

Nova Scotia's top court says a Halifax defence lawyer who was disbarred can be reinstated before paying a $150,000 penalty levied by the professional law society.

Her relatives went to court to prevent doctors from taking her off life support, arguing her Christian faith defines death as the cessation of heartbeat, not brain function.

In a letter, Amnesty explains it's worried those initiatives undermine and violate a range of Alberta's human rights obligations.

Starting on Tuesday, a new augmented reality experience will give visitors to the museum's third-floor gallery an opportunity to see virtual people, objects, video, audio and historical images appear right in front of them – with the help of an iPad.

"Canadians' general knowledge of what's in the study guide would only get them about halfway to a passing grade," said Dr. Lorne Bozinoff, president of Forum Research.