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Saskatchewan is once again going to court to argue against the federal government. On Wednesday and Thursday, ...

Saskatchewan is once again going to court to argue against the federal government. On Wednesday and Thursday, representatives of Saskatchewan and ever...

The Saskatchewan First Act was borne out of meetings and consultations, but its a lack of consultation with Indigenous communities that has the act destined for a courtroom.

The Saskatchewan First Act (SFA), designed to give the province autonomy and jurisdiction over its natural resources, has ...

"Do the residents of the City of Kingston have a common interest in being collectively under-represented for the next 10 years?" asks one MP

Ottawas single-useplastic ban faces its first legal challenge in Federal Court.

Several former municipal employees from municipalities across Ontario, including locally, have filed a $125.9M class action lawsuit in connection to the Province of Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine mandates, which the plaintiffs claim were unconstitutional.

Quebecs MNAs need no longer swear allegiance to the country. Someone should probably care

Quebecs MNAs need no longer swear allegiance to the country. Someone should probably care

Bill C-92 recognizes Indigenous peoples' inherent right to self-government over child and family services