Now if a landlord is creating a hazardous condition for their tenants, I say throw the book at them. Continue reading →

A Quebec judge has ruled that a Mohawk community’s so-called ”marry out, get out” law is unconstitutional. Continue reading →

The 36th annual Law Day on Saturday gave Edmonton residents an inside look at the legal system. Continue reading →

A group of Alberta parents and schools filed a court application Thursday, challenging the provisions added to Bill 24 to support gay-straight alliances. Continue reading →

An Ontario court says an Edmonton couple’s charter rights were violated when the Children’s Aid Society of Hamilton took away girls they were fostering because the pair refused to tell the children the Easter Bunny is real. Continue reading →

A legal challenge to changes requiring applicants to the Canada Summer Jobs program to sign an attestation is being expedited in Federal Court. Continue reading →

A Nova Scotia judge has ruled the seizure of two kilograms of cocaine from an Ontario man during a search at a ferry terminal violated his charter rights. Continue reading →

Are anti-abortion posters hate propaganda and discrimination against women? No, Tasha Kheiriddin says. In a free country, believing that abortion is murder is not a crime. Continue reading →

The federal government fumbled the communications strategy, but Supriya Dwivedi says politically, the Canada Summer Jobs program is a slam-dunk win for the Liberals Continue reading →