QUEBEC — The Quebec government will not have to pay an additional $717,000 to Jean Charest for abuse of procedure. Superior Court Judge Gregory Moore this week rejected the former Quebec premier’s ...

The Quebec government will not have to pay former Premier Jean Charest $700,000 for abuse of process. The Superior Court has rejected the former premier’s request. The decision was handed down this ...

B.C.'s Attorney General says her office is eager to meet with the First Nations Justice Council to go over its recently released Indigenous Women's Justice Plan and collaborate on ways to implement it ...

In the coming weeks, the provincial government is expected to introduce legislation that would bring the services performed by lawyers, paralegals, and notaries under a single regulator—and ...

The New Brunswick government and the RCMP are denying allegations of discrimination, "political scapegoating" and withholding evidence levelled by a former Campbellton doctor. Dr. Jean-Robert Ngola, ...

Quebec is allocating nearly $2 million to set up a pilot project to increase the number of electric vehicle charging stations for people who don't have one at home, as well as for heavy transport.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday let a Republican-backed law in Idaho that criminalizes gender-affirming care for transgender minors broadly take effect after a federal judge blocked it as ...

Alberta intends to join the Saskatchewan government’s appeal to stop a constitutionality challenge against its pronoun consent law, lawyers on both sides revealed Monday. The original legal action ...

The New York attorney general’s office is raising questions about the $175 million bond Donald Trump posted in the civil fraud case and has asked for more information to prove it’s ...

WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Justice Department on Monday blasted Republicans' effort to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt over his refusal to turn over unredacted materials related to the ...