How Canadians lost the rule of law
Judicial and regulatory systems have abandoned the protection of rights and justice
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Alberta law profs earn “C” for pro-Palestinian protest legal stand
Their arguments lack sufficient evidence to substantiate their claims
Punishment for thoughtcrimes is the new normal in Canada
Canada goes all-in for 1984
Legislating for fairness often results in unforeseen consequences
Be careful what you wish for. Often, the results only make the problem worse
Online Harms Bill is bad law. It must not be passed
Debate represents a clash between wokeism and classical liberal truth-seeking
Truckers get jail time while real criminals get bail and parole
Hints at a misuse of the legal system to quell dissent
Two of the Coutts Four released in a shocking twist in the case
Justice system under scrutiny after the Crown drops conspiracy charges
The consequences of the ICJ ruling on Israel’s actions in Gaza
The ICJ did not condemn Israel of genocide but …
Scott Moe’s carbon-tax tactics threaten democracy’s foundations
Risking it all in his high-stakes standoff with Ottawa
Court decision sparks debate over tobacco smuggling and Indigenous rights
Mohawk men’s tobacco smuggling case highlights complex legal and economic issues
Plastic straws, and a win for the good guys
Federal Court rules plastic straw ban unconstitutional
Legal jeopardy looms for pro-Palestinian protesters
If Canada enforces the Criminal Code against hate speech
Twenty months on, it’s time for the Coutts Four to be granted bail
Is the denial of bail in the interest of justice, or merely political imprisonment?
