CHARBONNEAU – Supreme Court gives nod to private land owners
LANDOWNERS can feel more confident that their property won’t be seized by First Nations. The Supreme Court of Canada has rejected an appeal by First Nations that private [Continue]
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JOHNSON – How ‘notwithstanding’ has become a ticking legislative time bomb
THE SUPREME COURT of Canada is to hear a case that affects the rights of all Canadians. It’s a battle about who should have the last word when it comes to fundamental [Continue]
TRADE – Beer ruling defies economic – and common – sense
A Supreme Court ruling that there’s no ‘constitutional guarantee of free trade’ will stifle both competition and lower prices for consumers By SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS Senior [Continue]
NATIONAL PULSE – Declining confidence in Canadian justice system
Visible minorities have less faith in courts than other Canadians Overall confidence in five elements of the justice system has declined slightly since 2016 February 20, 2018 [Continue]
Fixing prostitution laws is about men, too
MONDAY MORNING EDITORIAL — The federal government is reportedly poised to introduce legislation to change the country’s laws on prostitution. The changes will be in [Continue]
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