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TED CRUZ IS NOT ELIGIBLE TO BE PRESIDENT
Ted Cruz R-Tex. is not a natural-born citizen and therefore is not eligible to be president or vice president of the United States... READ MORE›
FOR 'GEAR-SHIFTING' BABY BOOM GENERATION, RETIREMENT MEANS REDEFINING WORK, NOT STOPPING IT
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick share the honour of having the oldest populations in the country... READ MORE›
TINY SONGBIRD CAN FLY THE ATLANTIC, SCIENTISTS CONFIRM
Three devices with the stored information were recovered for analysis from the Vermont birds, and two from the Novia Scotia group... READ MORE›
MEXICAN HIGH COURT OPENS DOOR TO LEGALIZING MARIJUANA
Medical marijuana legalization bills are being debated in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, and Mexico, the group said... READ MORE›
EDITORIAL SHOWDOWN ON ABORTION AT THE SUPREME COURT
Meanwhile, Texas law does not require these same staffing and equipment standards for clinics that perform procedures with far higher complication rates, like colonoscopies... READ MORE›
OBAMA CALLS FOR RESTORATION OF VOTING RIGHTS ACT
In March, Obama called the Voting RIghts Act one of the crowning achievements of our democracy... READ MORE›
U.S. COURT HANDS WIN TO NSA OVER METADATA COLLECTION
Larry Klayman, the conservative lawyer who challenged the program, said he would appeal to the Supreme Court... READ MORE›
COURT STRIKES DOWN CANADA'S FIRST ANTI-CYBERBULLYING LAW, CALLS IT 'COLOSSAL FAILURE'
The Cyber-Safety Act was the first law passed in Canada aimed at protecting victims of online harassment... READ MORE›
FOOD THEFT IN ITALY MAY NOT BE A CRIME COURT RULES
Mr. Colombo, the former member of the Supreme Court of Cassation, said he believed that the decision in the Ostriakov case was correct... READ MORE›
LANDON WEBB WINS BATTLE TO OVERTURN 'MENTALLY INCOMPETENT' STATUS
The Nova Scotia government suspended the Incompetent Persons Act today as the parents of Landon Webb gave up guardianship of their 25-year-old son... READ MORE›
APPEALS COURT STRIKES DOWN 'DISCRIMINATORY' TEXAS VOTER ID LAW
Appeals court strikes down discriminatory texas voter id law... READ MORE›
SUPREME COURT TEMPORARILY BLOCKS LOUISIANA ABORTION LAW
The abortion providers contend the law was designed to shut down abortion clinics by requiring hospital admitting privileges that are difficult for their doctors to secure... READ MORE›
1.4M EXPATRIATES BARRED FROM VOTING AFTER COURT RULING
The lawyers representing Frank and Duong said they intend to seek leave to appeal Monday's ruling to the supreme court of Canada... READ MORE›
CANADA'S NEW ASSISTED SUICIDE LAW TO EXCLUDE AMERICANS
Canada's new assisted suicide law to be announced on Thursday will exclude non-Canadians, which means Americans won't be able to travel to Canada to die... READ MORE›
48 HOURS BEFORE HIS PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED DEATH, JEAN BRAULT PLEADED FOR REVIEW OF CRITERIA FOR HELP IN DYING
Brault spoke to CBC Radio-Canada on April 5, when he made a plea for loosening the rules to qualify for a doctor-assisted death... READ MORE›
INDONESIA SUPREME COURT RULES NEIL BANTLEMAN SHOULD SERVE SEX ASSAULT SENTENCE
The Burlington Ont., native and Tijong were originally sentenced to 10 years in prison, verdicts overturned by the Jakarta High Court in August 2015... READ MORE›
AMAL CLOONEY SAYS AL JAZEERA, PETER GRESTE GUILTY VERDICT 'SENDS A DANGEROUS MESSAGE'
Human rights lawyer Amal Clooney has slammed the three-year prison sentences handed down by an Egyptian court to three Al Jazeera journalists, including Australia's Peter Greste... READ MORE›
COURT HEARS SUIT AGAINST UN ON HAITI CHOLERA OUTBREAK
If the judges deny the appeal, lawyers for the victims said, they would seek to bring the issue before the United States Supreme Court... READ MORE›
RULING AGAINST EX-AIG BOSS GREENBERG RAISES STAKES IN TRUMP UNIVERSITY CASE
The ability to seek disgorgement may be useful to Schneiderman because the California cases involving Trump University may be resolved before the New York case... READ MORE›
NEXEN WORKER DIES AFTER SUFFERING SEVERE BURNS IN FORT MCMURRAY EXPLOSION
A Nova Scotia man has died after he was badly burned in an explosion at the Nexen Long Lake facility in Fort McMurray... READ MORE›
'SELFIE' OF OSCAR PISTORIUS EMERGES AFTER RELEASE FROM PRISON ON PAROLE
Pistorius shot Steenkamp dead through a locked lavatory door at his home in Pretoria on St Valentine's Day 2013... READ MORE›
WITH TRUMP SET TO TRUMP SUPER TUESDAY, CNN HEADS TO CAPE BRETON
Calabrese notes that unlike others parts of Canada farther west, Cape Breton Island boasts a temperate climate with balmy summers... READ MORE›
JUSTICES BLOCK LOUISIANA ABORTION RESTRICTIONS
Justice Clarence Thomas was the lone member of the highA court to dissent from the decision to block Louisiana's law from taking effect... READ MORE›
INDONESIAN MINISTER SAYS EVIDENCE AGAINST INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL STAFF IS STRONG
In August 2015, the Indonesian High Court found that there was not sufficient evidence to support the teachers' conviction... READ MORE›
MEXICAN PRESIDENT PROPOSES LEGALIZING GAY MARRIAGE
Mexico City, the capital and the country's liberal bastion, legalized gay marriage in 2009, the first major jurisdiction in Latin America to make such a move... READ MORE›
SCALIA'S GIFT TO AMERICA -- SAVING THE SUPREME COURT
Justice Antonin Scalia's sudden death at 79 robs the high court of one of its most important and influential jurists ever... READ MORE›
LEGAL BATTLES REMAIN ON U.S. GAY RIGHTS DESPITE MOMENTOUS RULING
Writing for the five-justice majority, Justice Anthony Kennedy emphasized that religious opponents may continue to advocate with utmost, sincere conviction that gay marriage is wrong... READ MORE›
RIGHTS GROUPS APPEAL RULING UPHOLDING NORTH CAROLINA VOTER ID LAW
The U.S. Justice Department, which also challenged the North Carolina law, said it was evaluating its options for moving forward... READ MORE›
COURT DECISION ALLOWS OPEN SLATHER FOR DONATIONS IN US PRESIDENTIAL RACE
And the ban on coordination between super PACs and campaigns has proved to be farcical... READ MORE›
LEGAL BATTLES REMAIN FOR U.S. GAY RIGHTS DESPITE MOMENTOUS RULING
Writing for the five-justice majority, Justice Anthony Kennedy emphasized that religious opponents may continue to advocate with utmost, sincere conviction that gay marriage is wrong... READ MORE›