The medicalised route being introduced in India, like the UK's, is designed to control and limit what being Trans+ looks like

In Alberta and elsewhere, the far-right is using referendums to mainstream white nationalism

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Our featured story: citing a lack of meaningful consultation, the Cold Lake First Nation in Alberta says it's filed a judicial review against the federal government over its first designated 'proje...

A member of the board that governs Alberta's independent legal regulator has resigned.

New research by Greenpeace Canada lays out a web of pro-oil and gas groups working together to influence public opinion on climate change

Bill C-39 makes it easier for Ottawa to intervene when collective bargaining produces the very conflict that it is designed to manage.

NunatuKavut Community Council is taking the federal government to court after Canada denied the group section 35 rights.

Karen Frimet Pearlston, born 15 November 1958, daughter of Maryline and Harvey, died peacefully at her home in Ekpahak / Fredericton, NB, on 18 September 2026 at the age of 67. Karen is survived by h...

The decision means that Canadians will not recoup the $40 billion in public funds spent on the project during the 20 year lifespan of its oil shipping contracts, according to regulatory filings. After...

Justice Samuel Alito discussed his opinion in the Dobbs decision overturning Roe v. Wade, the leaked draft and its aftermath, same-sex marriage rights and why he's not retiring yet.

A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has ruled in favour of two harm-reduction activists convicted of drug trafficking who argued they were doing it to reduce the harms caused by toxic drugs.

The federal and Alberta governments have announced that a proposed pipeline carrying one million barrels of oil a day from Alberta to the B.C. coast has become the first project designated in the nati...

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New policy proposed in Bill C-39 will allow developers to buy credits or pay fees to compensate for the habitats they destroy.

The injection of thermal energy comes amid an increasing rise in sea levels and continuing acidification

The 38,000 testimonies are the largest body of evidence about children’s experiences in these institutions. Journalist Connie Walker and lawyer Kimberly Murray say losing it would mean losing history — both painful and illuminating

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The latest High Court judge appointees are all white, and nine out of ten are men – no wonder the legal system fails to deliver justice

An elderly downtown couple says they’re shocked and upset that the city has approved a duplex next door to their three-story Victorian home that they say will tower metres above their chimney and rend...

Bill C-39 makes it easier for Ottawa to intervene when collective bargaining produces the very conflict that it is designed to manage.

When the Liberals proposed overhauling major project approvals, the public worried it would concentrate power and infringe on Indigenous Rights. Now, pipelines and nuclear development will be reviewed by an energy agency, instead of environmental

David Suzuki said that when Prime Minister Mark Carney was first elected last year, he celebrated. Having met and interviewed the prime minister before, the national environmentalist icon said he knew Carney understood the challenges of climate change.

The national executive board of Canada’s largest union, CUPE, has passed a unanimous resolution vowing to defy the Liberal government’s Bill C-39 limiting the constitutional right to strike if it is p...