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Build a real financial crimes force to hit terrorist financing

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B.C.’s Bill 11 improves housing safety, but raises risks for tenants

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Criminalizing coercive control is necessary, but not enough

Alberta premier Daneille Smith with the Quebec flag in the background.

Why Alberta and Quebec diverge on judicial appointments

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Canada’s national amnesia on Islamophobia

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The Supreme Court should not limit use of the notwithstanding clause

A woman holds a sign during a protest against Bill 21 that reads, “For secularism, against discrimination.”

What kind of society does Quebec want after François Legault?

Four of the Supreme Court justices sitting at the bench in their red robes.

Why regional representation still matters on the Supreme Court of Canada

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The Canada Health Act needs to be updated

The Canada Health Act does not prohibit private care

Should Canada change the channel on Fox News?

Gender-equal cabinets have done little so far for women and girls living with male violence

Alberta is testing the administration of justice in the provinces

In a room with medical equipment, an older white patient is lying down, staring at the ceiling, with a sheer white net covering their hair. A person dressed in medical scrubs lifts a piece of blue fabric over one side of the patient’s face while another person in scrubs and mask stands nearby.

Western Canada’s experience with for-profit surgery clinics offers a cautionary tale for Ontario

Quebec: a distinct society on the road (2)

New bill fails to address human rights abuses in supply chains

Managing asylum claims in a federal system with lessons from Germany

Rape myths endure in judicial decisions

Quebec: a distinct society for drivers

Hundreds of young men march in rows, dressed head-to-toe in dark green with white spats over their black boots and a red, white and blue sash draped across their chests. Wearing white gloves, each man is holding a long weapon at shoulder level.

The terrorism of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

Failure to pursue ineligible CEWS recipients could impair tax compliance

Dozens of men, women and children sit or stand on the beach, some laying down. Several Indonesian officials stand among them.

Rohingya refugees are an untapped source for Canada’s workforce

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Qui devrait décider si nous sommes vraiment morts ?

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Why are some refugees more welcome in Canada than others?

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