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The Constitution turns 40 on April 17. It was supposed to chart a way forward from the impasses of the past, but instead has become an impasse in its own right, writes Taylor C. Noakes.

The future of the old-growth forest of Enterprise Creek is still uncertain. Although no official deferral has been announced for the area, Interfor Corporation has agreed to bring a team — which includes Last Stand West Kootenay, the Autonomous Sinixt and the Valhalla Wilderness Society — on a walk through the area before commencing logging, noted a press release from the ad

BC’s mining laws are ‘outdated’ and ‘colonial’ and violate DRIPA, says council.

The royal visit Prince William and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, just made to the Caribbean was met with both protests and eager crowds. It also included moments that left questions of whether such trips may need to evolve to appear more relevant and looking to the future, rather than seem as if they are from another era.

A recent royal tour intensified a spotlight on Britain's colonial history, renewing questions about how much longer Commonwealth countries — including Canada — will have a monarch as their head of state.

A recent book calls for a new power-sharing framework between AJK and Pakistan to address power-imbalances and allow formation of democratic governance structure

Because Quebecs population has declined, it stood to lose an MP in the upcoming redistribution of seats, while provinces with growing populations would gain…

KUALA LUMPUR, March 24 — The 2022 constitutional amendment, which among others seeks to provide for the non-application of Article 119 to the Malay rulers concerning voter registration was passed by the Dewan Rakyat today with the support of more than two-thirds of Members of Parliament (MPs)....

Canada's Justice Center for Constitutional Freedoms has filed multiple lawsuits to strike down the federal government's mandatory Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine requirements for [...]

The federal government is looking to change the law to impose a new minimum seat count for each province, ensuring that in future riding redistributions, no province will ever be allocated fewer seats than they have now.