Court Again Finds Federal “No More Pipelines” Law Unconstitutional

CALGARY – The Alberta Court of Appeal has now for a second time concluded that the federal “No More Pipelines” law, the Impact Assessment Act, is an unconstitutional violation of the federal division of powers. The case Reference Re Impact Assessment Act, 2026 ABCA 320 was the second challenge to…

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Not Reserving Judgment Episode 154: Tech Companies LEAVING Canada, and Do we have the Right to Deal Drugs?

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In Episode 154, Alexander and Christine discuss the consequences of the Lawful Access Act—even before the law is passed—and the British Columbia Supreme Court's reasons in the case of R v Kalicum, 2026 BCSC 1855; the so-called 'right to deal drugs' case.Stories and cases discussed in this week's episode:Toronto-based VPN…

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CCF Launches Major New Focus on Property Rights

CALGARY – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is combining new educational resources with growing litigation efforts to become the leading source of expertise and advocacy on property rights in Canada. Today, the CCF launches On Solid Ground: Your Property Rights, an initiative including a new True/False guide, available here, and…

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