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Neither the threat of voter outrage nor the responsibilities of power seem to be doing much to discourage politicians from embracing the notwithstanding clause.

Beaverhouse First Nation, in northern Ontario near Kirkland Lake, has been fighting to be recognized as a rights-bearing Indigenous community for more than three decades—and those efforts recently came to fruition.

The English Montreal School Board has hired a law firm to contest the validity of Bill 96.

On May 24, the National Assembly of Quebec officially passed Bill 96 in a 78 to 29 vote — and many anglophone institutions aren't too happy about it, especially the English Montreal School Board. On Friday, May 27, the EMSB put out a press release stating that they have hired a legal firm to contest Bill 96.

On May 10, 2022, the Alberta Court of Appeal (Court) released its opinion on the Government of Alberta's constitutional challenge to the federal Impact Assessment Act (IAA). Four of the...

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It's hard to imagine that many Canadians foresaw the Charter being argued in cases about euthanasia, prohibitions on private health care and same-sex marriage—to name only a few issues.

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Civil rights lawyer Julius Grey says there will be a legal challenge against Bill 96, Quebec's proposed law to protect the French language in the province. Its expected to pass in the National Assembly this week.