Court Challenge

• 23 Quebec municipalities to fight Bill 96 in court

  Mayors of 23 communities in Quebec say Bill 96 threatens the bilingual status of their cities and towns as well as how they communicate internally or with their residents.

  Canada

  Jun 7, 2023
  
• N.B. judge dismisses ‘rambling’ application challenging COVID-19 vaccine mandate

  A New Brunswick judge has dismissed a court application challenging the province's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for government employees.

  Canada

  Feb 10, 2022
  
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• PC party president defends Manitoba leadership vote in court

  The president of the Manitoba Progressive Conservatives defended the vote that saw Premier Heather Stefanson become leader of the party during a court challenge by her rival.

  Politics

  Nov 29, 2021
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• Manitoba P.C. party files affidavits to counter accusation of flawed leadership vote

  It is the first time the Tories have provided a detailed response to allegations from rival candidate Shelly Glover, who came up short with 49 per cent of the ballots.

  Politics

  Nov 24, 2021
• Court challenge of Manitoba Tory leadership vote set for late December

  Shelly Glover, who came up short with 49 per cent of the vote, alleges there were irregularities in the contest.

  Politics

  Nov 19, 2021
• Manitoba PC Party willing to go to court over Glover challenge

  The PC Party of Manitoba says it is willing to let a challenge of the party's leadership results play out in court.

  Politics

  Nov 15, 2021
• Northern Pulp mill withdraws court challenge against Nova Scotia: minister

  Nova Scotia's environment minister said the company confirmed the mill will be withdrawing from the province's environmental assessment process.

  Canada

  May 6, 2021
• Opposition party leaders join Manitoba man calling for end to ban on homegrown cannabis

  "All I want is for Manitobans to have their federal right, which is the ability to grow up to four cannabis plants for personal use. I'm not asking for more than that."

  Politics

  Apr 20, 2021
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• Winnipeg’s drinking water a source of frustration for Indigenous community

  'We never made an agreement with the city. We never signed no rights away with the city.'

  Health

  Mar 31, 2021
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• Wage talks could be delayed again due to Alberta government appeal: AUPE

  The province is appealing the decision by Court of Queen's Bench Justice Eric Macklin.

  Economy

  Jul 31, 2019