What Doug Ford Should Know About Encampment Residents

Published June 10, 2026 News Feature

If a judge who is ex-military can recognize that homeless people have rights, why not Ontario's premier?

Landmark Decision by Supreme Court Recognizes ‘Coercive Control’ as Form of Intimate Partner Violence

Published May 27, 2026 ANALYSIS

The decision will help BIPOC women who face specific barriers in reporting and seeking compensation for abuse

Published November 25, 2025 News

'You feel lost and powerless, because you are,' Drug User Liberation Front co-founder testifies on day one of weeks-long hearing

Published September 4, 2025 Analysis

The Law Society of Alberta has banned the president of a right-wing, convoy-friendly charity from practicing law

Published October 6, 2024 New

‘Nuremberg 2.0’ is an idea being pushed by conspiratorial far-right groups to prosecute politicians, doctors and others for ‘crimes against humanity’

Published October 2, 2024 News

BC Conservative leader John Rustad is threatening to override the Charter of Rights and Freedoms if the courts rule against him