Supreme Court of Canada rules in favour of Ford’s mandate letters
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Doug Ford government’s mandate letters are exempt from disclosure under freedom of information requests.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court of Canada ruled Doug Ford government’s mandate letters are exempt from disclosure under freedom of information requests.
Read MoreIndia’s top court dismissed a plea to legalize same-sex marriage in 2023, but the diaspora LGBTQ+ community feels freer in Canada.
Read MoreTension in Israel over proposed judicial reforms have sparked controversy not just in the country, but worldwide as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought to make major changes in judicial power.
Read MoreCanada’s top court released that it will hear an appeal by Ford about keeping his government’s 2018 mandate letters secret
Read MoreUnder the new restrictions, whether or not a trans person is able to serve hinges on whether or not they are already serving in the military and whether or not they have received a gender dysphoria diagnosis.
Read MoreJustice Richard Wagner has been appointed the next Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada by Prime Minister Trudeau, replacing Beverly McLachlin who is retiring after nearly 18 years on the High Court.
Read MoreA stolen police helicopter attacked the Venezuelan Supreme Court Tuesday, firing guns and throwing grenades.
Read MoreBy: David Tuchman The English High Court on Thursday ruled that Parliament must vote on whether...
Read MoreNeil Bantleman, a Burlington, Ont. native has been fighting charges of sexually assaulting three kindergarten aged boys at the school he taught at in Indonesia. After charges were acquitted in August, the Supreme Court of Indonesia has reinstated them.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court of Canada on Friday began weighing the constitutional rights of medical marijuana users, and some are saying just having the hearing is a victory of sorts.
The court is reconsidering regulations that restrict medical marijuana users to only consuming dried cannabis…
The Supreme Court of Canada on Friday suspended the ban on doctor assisted suicide, giving people the right to seek assistance to die.
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