Supreme Court Sets Stage for Landmark Ruling on Quebec’s Controversial Secularism Law in March 2026
Canada’s Supreme Court to Debate Quebec’s Secularism Law Ahead of Elections Canada’s highest court is gearing up to tackle the […]
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“Community Outrage Ignites Demand for Stricter Abduction Laws After Newfoundland Girl Vanishes”
Bouchra Marbouhi, a resident of St. John’s, shares her heart-wrenching experience of her daughter’s sudden disappearance after her estranged husband
Court of Appeal Orders Major Overhaul of Quebec’s Electoral Map by 2026
Quebec’s electoral map will undergo changes by October 2026 following a recent ruling by the Court of Appeal. The court
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Kelowna Man Faces Jail Time for Assault and Threats Ahead of Impending Murder Trial
A man involved in a notable case regarding the killing of his estranged wife has been handed a sentence for
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“Alleged Quebec Extremism Plot: Key Suspect Faces Court, Trial Set for Next Year”
In a recent development, one of the four individuals accused in a suspected anti-government scheme to seize control of land
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Family doctors file legal challenge to Bill 2
Unsurprisingly, family doctors are officially challenging Bill 2, which has been the subject of much debate since it was passed
RCMP says B.C. ostrich farm investigations continue, charges neither laid nor stayed
RCMP say investigations are ongoing in relation to their enforcement operation at a British Columbia farm where avian influenza prompted
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Quebec pharmacy owners to challenge provisions of Law 2
After specialist doctors and medical students, now pharmacist owners are also announcing their intention to challenge provisions of law 2
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Unfair playing field? Legal community raising concerns about handling of certain traffic violations
If you try to fight a speeding violation in some jurisdictions in Ontario the ticket you receive may be all
Supreme Court of Canada upholds impaired driving convictions based on breath tests
The Supreme Court of Canada has upheld impaired driving convictions in two cases, saying criminal law amendments enacted in 2018
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