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An Alberta law firm is putting the Alberta government on notice with a proposed class action lawsuit representing business owners affected by COVID-19 public health orders.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre would drop the federal government’s appeal of this week’s ruling on the Emergencies Act if elected, his office says.

Former Conservative interim leader Candice Bergen joined True North’s Andrew Lawton to share her thoughts on the ruling.

Six Members of Parliament across party lines have released a joint statement calling for the Special Joint Committee on the Declaration of Emergency to respond to the recent federal court ruling which found that the invocation of the Emergencies Act was unreasonable and unconstitutional. 

Lawyers from across the country rejoiced upon hearing the news that the Emergencies Act was deemed unconstitutional by the Federal Court of Canada.

In a long-awaited decision, the Federal Court has ruled that the measures Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked under the Emergencies Act were unreasonable and unconstitutional.

Today, the Federal Court ruled that Justin Trudeau's use of the Emergencies Act was unreasonable and outside the parameters of the act. True North's Andrew Lawton discusses what this means for Canada.

"At theCCF.ca/learn Canadians can register for free online courses in Constitutional Law 101 as well as a new course on freedom of expression, taught by some of Canada’s leading scholars and practitioners."

UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland went nuclear on Canada’s legacy media journalists at a press conference on Wednesday. Strickland did his homework on Canada’s media. He knew what was coming and played them perfectly.

The Canadian Constitution Foundation is offering a new online course about Canada’s constitution and the right to freedom of expression to all members of the public for free, according to the constitutional rights group’s website.