Canadian court says Emergencies Act not justified in Freedom Convoy case
The Federal Court on January 23 ruled the Trudeau governments use of the Emergencies Act during the Ottawa protests and border blockades was unconstitutional and unreasonable, noting the act is a last resort and other laws could handle the situation. Deputy PM Freeland announced an appeal.
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Debate Over Book Culling Sparks Ontario School Board Controversy
An internal Peel District School Board document outlines destroying books deemed harmful to promote inclusivity. Critics view it as censorship impacting classics like Anne Frank's diary and other pre 2008 titles, sparking public outcry and political rebuke from Ontario's education minister.
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