Religious communities’ autonomy over their affairs rejected: lawyer
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Religious communities’ autonomy over their affairs rejected: lawyer
Ministry of advanced education delays hearing in gay plaintiff’s TWU lawsuit
Attorney general overrules preliminary judge’s decision
Further amendments to Bill C-36 unlikely before Senate passage
Hofmann Manor residents allege they’ve been subjected to intimidation tactics
Canadian anal intercourse laws deemed unconstitutional, still face inequality
Protesters join worldwide day of action against colonial law
Conservatives race to adopt new legislation before December deadline
No indication Neel’s crime was hate-motivated, say Crown and RCMP
Neel initially charged with murder in trans woman’s 2012 death
Hot Docs heats up
Shadmith Lynda Manzo says she was asked for proof of surgery
Petitioners say ruling has led to ‘immense public injury’ and seek open hearing
Vancouver lawyer Mark Jetté to review matter
Law criminalizing same-sex relations not strictly enforced
Manitoba justice minister pushes for continued criminalization
An Ontario court’s decision to consider ‘provocation’ in a murder case is a Criminal Code vestige of days gone by, says one legal scholar