The just-concluded public survey suggested strong public opposition to the project, according to a federal government official.

In a recent column in the Toronto Star, Tonda MacCharles highlighted what she saw as an inconsistency between the argument currently being made before the Supreme Court of Canada in the Bill 21 case, ...

The premier’s move comes in the wake of a similar move by two city councillors.

Sources say Ford's Progressive Conservatives will table legislation later this fall to outlaw the "automated speed enforcement" devices.

Last week, the federal government blocked the Irish hip-hop group Kneecap from entering Canada. The group was scheduled to perform two concerns, one in Toronto and the other in Vancouver.

Legislation will be tabled this fall to ban prayer in public places, says Secularism Minister Jean-François Roberge

Censorship of political ideas only hinders students from becoming engaged citizens.

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The bill would grant Ottawa the power to halt or cancel the processing of immigration applications en masse if it is deemed in the public interest

Supporters of the recently enacted bubble zone by-law in Toronto argue that the law is necessary to protect individuals, who are entering and leaving places such as synagogues and religious schools, f...

Rosy, a former foster child has managed to build a stable life for herself. Compelled by a desire to know familial love, she turns to a different kind of online dating in search of what she never had:...

The federal Conservatives ramped up sharp attacks on Liberal Leader Mark Carney’s character and credibility, with former PM Stephen Harper stepping into the spotlight.

The Conservative leader ended week one of the election campaign by returning to North York, while the NDP’s Jagmeet Singh hit up British Columbia and Liberal Leader Mark Carney had a quiet weekend in ...

Truck has been eight years in the making, but feels especially relevant now, says playwright. Truck runs March 26-30

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Free Expression · Episode

The public debate surrounding Bill C-63, the Online Harms Act, has focused primarily on Human Rights Act and Criminal Code reforms. The Human Rights Act changes include the return of Section 13 on hat...

How can we remain committed to free speech while addressing misinformation and disinformation in our democracies? Has social media “aggravated the harm of speech and made legal responses less practica...