Constitution

• Supreme Court declares parts of sex offender registry unconstitutional

  The ruling came in the case of a 19-year-old Edmonton man who was brought to a party publicized by an explicit ad on Facebook and sexually touched two women.

  Crime

  Oct 28
  
• Alberta’s lieutenant-governor was just explaining her duties in regards to the ‘Sovereignty Act’: Kenney

  Alberta's lieutenant-governor Salma Lakhani said she is duty-bound to ensure the Constitution is followed.

  Politics

  Sep 2
  
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• Saskatoon resident fights nearly $3K fine for gathering outdoors during COVID-19 restrictions

  "There is no demonstrible justification for limiting the right of people to protest outdoors in Saskatchewan to 30 people, or to 10 people," said the defendant's lawyer.

  Canada

  Jun 29
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• Concerns raised over potential election delay for Métis Nation of Alberta

  A special meeting has been called to vote on whether or not to delay the upcoming September 2022 election one year to 2023.

  Canada

  Jun 1
• Conservative motion to amend the Saskatchewan Act passes in Parliament

  A Conservative motion to repeal Section 24 of the Saskatchewan Act passed in the House of Commons on Wednesday.

  Canada

  Feb 10
• Saskatchewan government unanimously backs move to amend Constitution amid $341M CP lawsuit

  A section of the Saskatchewan Act granting tax exemptions to Canadian Pacific Railway 'is a relic of an earlier time,' according to Justice Minister Gordon Wyant.

  Politics

  Nov 29, 2021
• Saskatchewan moves to amend Constitution amid civil trial with Canadian Pacific

  The court battle, which has been going on for 13 years, is currently being argued at trial in Regina's Court of Queen's Bench.

  Canada

  Nov 29, 2021
• Alberta moves forward on equalization referendum, with vote proposed in October

  If passed, the referendum would be held in conjunction with municipal elections Oct. 18.

  Canada

  Jun 7, 2021
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• Quebec’s push to amend Constitution could impact all Canadians, experts say

  The provincial legislation, known as Bill 96, seeks to amend the Constitution to enshrine Quebec's status as a nation and its official language as French.

  Canada

  May 19, 2021
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• Unprecedented Newfoundland and Labrador election is fraught with risks

  'I've definitely heard rumblings about various kinds of constitutional challenges that are being contemplated,' the president of the NL NDP said of mail-in-only election voting.

  Politics

  Feb 20, 2021