In a scathing ruling described by lawyer Richard Harrison as the first of its kind, Alberta’s Court of King’s Bench quashed a Crowsnest Pass land-sale resolution and two bylaws, finding that selling municipal reserve land before the required public hearing made that hearing “a sham.”
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In a scathing ruling described by lawyer Richard Harrison as the first of its kind, Alberta’s Court of King’s Bench quashed a Crowsnest Pass land-sale resolution and two bylaws, finding that selling municipal reserve land before the required public hearing made that hearing “a sham.”
A judge in Lethbridge has found trucker James Sowery not guilty of assault with a weapon, more than four and a half years after an RCMP checkstop during the 2022 Coutts border blockade.
Five days after four soldiers died in a fire during training at CFB Wainwright, Canada's top military leaders gave their most detailed account yet, but several basic questions remain unanswered.
Four Canadian Armed Forces members lost their lives and 39 were injured in a fire at CFB Wainwright on Saturday, Oct. 17.
Sikhs for Justice held a non-binding protest "referendum" on the Alberta Legislature grounds in Edmonton today to "liberate Punjab" from Indian "occupation," just a day before Albertans vote in a binding independence referendum.
We're on the ground in Wainwright, Alberta, the morning after a deadly incident involving a large fire at CFB Wainwright on Saturday, Oct. 17.
This undercover investigation, spanning international borders, traces how a “doctor” from Nigeria who was suspended in South Africa — allegedly for fraud and misrepresentation — was able to obtain a medical license in Alberta, Canada, where he sent baby Alita home when she was hours away from dying.
I woke up to a demand letter in my inbox from a lawyer representing Dr. Adegbenga Rabiu, threatening to sue me unless I delete my public interest journalism.
I’ve been banned from every Alberta Health Services hospital for a year after a short visit back in March in which I calmly asked a nurse if a doctor would be available for an interview and left when told no.
The man widely regarded as the poster boy for Canada’s broken bail system, Skye Atoa, had his proceedings adjourned to July 7 for a new bail hearing.
I just obtained the bail conditions of Tejinder Singh, the 30-year-old Medicine Hat ride-share driver charged after police say he followed his female passenger into her home in the middle of the night and sexually assaulted her.
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