justthenews5d
Canadian bill would send people to prison for saying anything favorable about oil, gas or coal
Among other things, the bill would criminalize statements of fact, such as saying natural gas has lower emissions than coal.
Canadian Lawyer Magazine5d
UOttawa initiative tells federal court it shouldn't intervene in Trudeau's prorogation of Parliament
A federal court began hearing arguments Thursday in a lawsuit challenging prorogation ...
Novel legal challenge seeks to force MPs back to work after Prime Minister prorogued Parliament until late March
In a court filing, the Justice Centre’s legal team argued that the Prime Minister ‘has not provided a reasonable ...
Foreign interference report is just the start of a conversation about Canadian democracy
Between her relatively anticlimactic conclusion there are no “traitors” in Parliament and the incredible tumult that Donald ...
Business leaders ask Trudeau to recall Parliament to deal with U.S. trade issues
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh have both requested Parliament be recalled to pass ...
More than 100 Canadian business leaders call for end to prorogation of Parliament
The letter, sent on Tuesday, demands a sitting Parliament to productively address the ‘period of turmoil and uncertainty’ ...
The Harvard Crimson7d
From Harvard to Ottawa: Carney and Freeland Vie To Become Canada’s Next Prime Minister
The race to lead both Canada and a reeling Liberal Party has narrowed to two frontrunners: Carney, the former Canadian and ...
The New York Times6d
Retaliation Against Canada Won’t Work This Time
Ms. Freeland is a member of the Canadian Parliament, a former deputy prime minister, and a candidate for leader of the Liberal Party and prime minister. She wrote from Vancouver. A 25 percent ...
Worthwhile Canadian leadership election
Donald Trump has ensured a global audience for the contest between Mark Carney and Chrystia Freeland to lead the Liberal ...
Canadian lawmaker on Trump tariff delay: ‘He choked’
Canadian Member of Parliament Charlie Angus said President Trump “choked” as his tariff plan for Canada was ultimately delayed before going into action. “He blinked,” Angus told MediasTouch, ...