Judicial activism is destroying the rule of law in Canada
Our courts have traded their role as impartial arbiters for an ideological agenda, and our democracy is paying the price
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Legal aid is for the poor. Not for well-funded organizations
A Manitoba court case raises a simple question: should legal aid bankroll organizations that can afford their own lawyers?
Ottawa’s gun grab is all about politics
The government is spending billions going after legal firearms instead of stopping the criminals who actually commit gun crimes
Indigenous title ruling puts property rights at risk
B.C. court decision raises new questions about what happens when Indigenous rights and private ownership collide
Property rights in Canada under threat from court rulings
Aboriginal title cases are stripping away Canadian property rights
Cowichan ruling is not a threat to your property rights
Despite warnings, the B.C. Aboriginal title case does not endanger property rights. It’s a necessary move toward fair treatment of Indigenous peoples
Notwithstanding Clause is democracy’s last line of defence
The Notwithstanding Clause reminds Canadians that voters, not judges, make the final call
