11 h. ago Jamie Sarkonak: Alberta court has abused the Charter to declare loyalty to Canada optional

The province must appeal ruling striking down lawyers' oath to the King

Events

29 h. ago Making lawyers swear Oath of Allegiance to monarch unconstitutional: Alberta court

The Appeal Court's three-judge panel has declared the Oath of Allegiance requirement unconstitutional and of no force or effect, meaning it is no longer required in Alberta.

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42 h. ago Jamie Sarkonak: He was caught with child porn. An immigration discount helped him stay in Canada

Navinder Singh isn't fit for Canada, but the immigration system isn't so sure. He's still fighting deportation eight years after his arrest

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5 d. ago Jamie Sarkonak: DEI funding exploded under Trudeau so much it can’t even be counted

New report to Parliament shows how millions of public funds were being used to promote DEI — and that's not even the full picture

Politics

7 d. ago Advocacy groups change tactics to keep court case against Alberta trans law alive

Advocacy groups fighting the Alberta government's controversial new laws on transgender youth say they are unconstitutional because only Ottawa has authority to make criminal law.

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7 d. ago Jamie Sarkonak: It is a joke to say Liberal crime bill protects victims

Bill C-16 would make most mandatory minimums optional

Events

8 d. ago Jamie Sarkonak: When your food bank donations subsidize fraud and video games

Food banks are struggling, but it's hard to feel charitable when some people treat them like an immigration perk

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1 week ago First Nations applaud judge’s rejection of Alberta separation referendum question

Alberta First Nations are applauding a ruling by the Alberta Court of Kings Bench judge that a proposed question for a referendum on separation from Canada is unconstitutional.

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Culture

2 w. ago Jamie Sarkonak: Alberta separatists fail to take UCP board, but now they’ve tasted blood

Independence movement can be quelled by solving more problems in Alberta

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2 w. ago Jamie Sarkonak: Here’s hoping Alberta’s UCP rejects separatism this weekend

We could be in for tough times if the party throws itself into the independence debate

Other

3 w. ago Jamie Sarkonak: Danielle Smith extracts a temporary victory from Carney

Cancelling oil and gas emissions cap is welcome, but a pipeline is still years away

Transport

3 w. ago Jamie Sarkonak: Committing a crime should guarantee deportation

Non-citizens who become legally inadmissible to Canada for serious criminality keep finding ways to halt their deportations. It has to stop

Events

3 w. ago Jamie Sarkonak: Foreign criminals keep getting their deportations cancelled

A stepsister impregnator, a 13-time convicted robber and a man whose record goes back to 2006 were all given permission to stay

Events

3 w. ago Court orders feds to share financial documents with Frog Lake First Nation citizen

Hans McCarthy of the Frog Lake First Nation in Alberta has won a court order requiring Ottawa to share documents related to a $90-million drop in a community trust fund.

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3 w. ago Jamie Sarkonak: The Khalistani propaganda funded by your tax dollars

Government-supported film 'Guru Nanak Jahaz' whitewashes the assassination of a Canadian official, twists the story of the Komagata Maru

Economics

3 w. ago Jamie Sarkonak: He was killed by Sikh extremists for serving Canada, and a tax

Propaganda piece 'Guru Nanak Jahaz' whitewashes the assassination of a Canadian official, twists the story of the Komagata Maru

Economics

4 w. ago Jamie Sarkonak: Alberta protects professionals from witch hunts and forced diversity training

Regulators have been abusing their power for political ends

Transport

4 w. ago Alberta teachers head to court amid labour and Charter dispute with province

Alberta’s teachers are heading to court today to try to get a judge to take immediate action on a provincial law ordering them back to work.

Culture

4 w. ago 'Stepping into the exam room': AMA raises concerns over Alberta's use of the notwithstanding clause on laws impacting transgender people

The Alberta government’s use of the notwithstanding clause to prevent court challenges against its three laws affecting transgender people has garnered concern over the frequency of its use and undermining physician judgment. On Tuesday the province invoked the notwithstanding clause for the second time in under a month. Premier Danielle Smith said this time it […]

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