The United Conservative government has asked the Appeal Court of Alberta whether Ottawa’s new environmental assessment process for major construction projects like pipelines is constitutional. Continue reading
The federal government is facing growing pressure over impaired driving rules brought into effect December 2018. Continue reading
Norma McLeod is taking her fight against Canada’s “unfair” roadside impaired driving test to court. Continue reading
Layer Jack Lloyd says Michelle Gray’s case shows the law dealing with impaired driving is too broad and too vague. Continue reading
Ford says that Canada has focused on free trade with the United States at the expense of internal trade. Continue reading
The Notley government will have to go back to the drawing board on its beer policy after suffering another setback. Continue reading
Two B.C. women and the civil liberties group are challenging the constitutionality of the legislation, which they say is more restrictive than the system of assisted dying envisioned by the Supreme Court. Continue reading
The hearing is part of a constitutional challenge to the new law. Continue reading
A Jamaican man who was detained for five years before being deported is challenging the constitutionality of immigration laws. Continue reading
The case is being brought by Alvin Brown, a mentally ill father of six deported to Jamaica in September after five years in detention. Continue reading