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The gala and festivities of the gubernatorial swearing in are all wrapped up. Governor Kay Ivey has been sworn in for another four year term. The legislators, all 140, are

The gala and festivities of the gubernatorial swearing in are all wrapped up. Governor Kay Ivey has been sworn in for another four year term. The legislators, all 140, are

This week in What Matters Now, we speak with a leading legal expert of comparative constitutional law and hear why Israel is uniquely susceptible to becoming a non-democratic state

The Saskatchewan Environmental Society says language in the bill could be used to block federal government initiatives to reduce green house gas emissions.

"Tremendous tectonic shifts are happening in international relations," he said. “The map of Europe and the world is being redrawn. The question of friends and allies in a turbulent world has become extremely important."

The mission started to monitor the electoral campaign on 27 October. The mission had 174 accredited observers, including chairs and members of the central election commissions of the CIS countries, deputies of national parliaments, and representatives of the diplomatic corps.

On this date in 1929, an earthquake in Cape Breton sent a 15-metre tidal wave onto Newfoundlands Burin Peninsula.

Justice Minister Bronwyn Eyre has maintained Saskatchewan can unilaterally amend the federal Constitution, just as Quebec has done.

Fourteen out of 125 elected members finally refused to swear allegiance to His Majesty King Charles III, a first in Quebec.

Politicians in Quebec have been perjuring themselves for years taking an oath they do not believe in, the Parti Québécois leader says.