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Court rules Quebec government violated Charter by cancelling Christian event

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QUÉBEC - A Quebec court has ruled the provincial government violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms by cancelling a

Court finds B.C.'s involuntary mental health treatment scheme unconstitutional

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VANCOUVER - The British Columbia Supreme Court has given the provincial government six months to reform laws that allow directors

International unions urge Trump official to reconsider 50% tariffs on Canadian goods

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OTTAWA - The heads of two major international unions are calling on U.S. President Donald Trump’s top trade official to

Canadian suspect in Belgian espionage case appeals pre-trial detention decision

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OTTAWA - The Belgian federal prosecutor’s office says a Canadian facing espionage charges is appealing a decision to keep her

Judicial review of ethics ruling in Trudeau case can proceed, Supreme Court says

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OTTAWA - A watchdog group can pursue a court challenge of a federal ethics report on Justin Trudeau’s involvement in

Poll suggests some Liberal supporters concerned about climate policy are leaning NDP

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OTTAWA - A new online poll from the Angus Reid Institute suggests that one in six 2025 Liberal voters now

About 10,000 federal public servants apply for early retirement

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OTTAWA - About 10,000 federal public servants have applied for the government’s early retirement program, launched as part of a

Ottawa supports ousting ICC prosecutor Karim Khan but won't say how it voted

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OTTAWA - Ottawa says it supports the decision by International Criminal Court members to oust prosecutor Karim Khan but won’t

Former Harper cabinet minister Chris Alexander to run for mayor of Toronto

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TORONTO - Chris Alexander, a former Conservative cabinet minister and ambassador who once made headlines for Ottawa’s handling of the