Former PBO suffers setback
The NDP leader tables his private member’s bill
The Conservatives have dropped their appeal of a federal court ruling in the in-and-out affair.
On the Wheat Board, who should prevail in the contest between the Parliament of 1998 and the Parliament of 2011?
The Federal Court has ruled that the government’s attempt to reform the Canadian Wheat Board violates the legislation that governs the board.
A government appeal to limit the scope of an investigation by the Military Police Complaints Commission has been rejected.
The Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan is trying to embrace its nickname
Federal Court says Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan can’t copyright ‘Teachers’
In not-at-all surprising news, the government will appeal last week’s Federal Court ruling on Omar Khadr.
The federal court rules on a review of the government’s response to the Supreme Court’s ruling on the treatment of Omar Khadr.
Five months after a federal court ruling on so-called in-and-out campaign financing, it turns out an unpublicized portion of the judgment imperils the political careers of three cabinet ministers. And the commissioner of elections has apparently referred the matter to the office of the public prosecutor to consider criminal charges.
Two months after the government was first asked to explain why a reference to abuse in a 2006 field report was redacted in 2007, but released uncensored in 2009, the questions having been put to three different departments, an answer, of sorts, arrives from the Justice Department.