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What kind of society does Quebec want after François Legault?
by
Samira Laouni
Salam El-Mousawi
February 4, 2026
Law and Justice
Why regional representation still matters on the Supreme Court of Canada
by
Caid Brossart
January 28, 2026
Constitution
Law and Justice
When the notwithstanding clause becomes a political weapon
by
Parul Kanwar
December 18, 2025
Law and Justice
Why “jail, not bail” fails: Doug Ford’s evidence problem
by
Yusuf Faqiri
Nicole Myers
Justin Piché
December 15, 2025
Constitution
Law and Justice
Homer Simpson’s gun and the notwithstanding clause
by
Richard Mailey
November 27, 2025
Law and Justice
Wreckonciliation and the case for total departmental reform
by
Cindy Blackstock
November 24, 2025
Democracy
Law and Justice
LGBTQ+ and Quebec nationalism: The decline of a progressive alliance
by
Valérie Lapointe
November 24, 2025
Law and Justice
Reconciliation can’t wait another generation
by
Pamela Palmater
November 21, 2025
Law and Justice
Legal gaps persist for intimate partner sexual violence after key ruling
by
Jennifer Koshan
Lise Gotell
January 29, 2020
Law and Justice
Les délais de prescription dans les cas de violence sexuelle
by
Louise Langevin
January 28, 2020
Law and Justice
Administrative law just got a new ‘standard of review’
by
David Schulze
January 27, 2020
Law and Justice
Despite soaring Indigenous incarceration, minimum sentencing persists
by
Jonathan Rudin
January 27, 2020
Law and Justice
How the minority Parliament can help respond to sexualized violence
by
Elaine Craig
January 27, 2020
Constitution
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Monarchy’s rights, privileges and symbols in Canada can be changed
by
Philippe Lagassé
January 21, 2020
Constitution
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What constitutes the legitimate use of the notwithstanding clause?
by
Mark Mancini
Geoffrey Sigalet
January 20, 2020
Law and Justice
Big Brother, Big Data and Statistics Canada
by
Jean-Guy Prévost
January 16, 2020
Global Affairs
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Canada can help with the Rohingyas’ legal needs
by
Louise Otis
Jérémy Boulanger-Bonnelly
December 18, 2019
Law and Justice
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Pursuing the career the women of Polytechnique could not
by
Julia Bugiel
December 6, 2019
Democracy
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La crise catalane : judiciarisation et inflexibilité
by
Antoine Rayroux
December 3, 2019
Law and Justice
Intégrer « la perspective des personnes handicapées »
by
David Roche
Al Etmanski
November 28, 2019
Law and Justice
Push for police to wear body cameras is premature
by
Erick Laming
October 22, 2019
Law and Justice
What’s missing from the conversation about assisted death
by
Jonas-Sébastien Beaudry
October 16, 2019
Constitution
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Quebec could face compensation claims for Bill 21 harms
by
Robert Leckey
October 10, 2019
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In politics, a photo can carry powerful subtext
by
Paul Adams
October 9, 2019
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