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Treaty Rights First! Alberta Needs First Nations’ Free, Prior, And Informed Consent To Separate
Alberta · Alberta

Treaty Rights First! Alberta Needs First Nations’ Free, Prior, And Informed Consent To Separate

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
(ANNews) – For several years now, the Alberta government has voiced dissatisfaction with a number of federal policies on things like energy, taxation and equalization payments and believes that its economic contributions are not matched by federal support. The Alberta…See the Story
Must We Be Nice? Civility Rules and Law Society of Alberta v. Smith, 2025 ABLS 13
Calgary, Alberta · Calgary

Must We Be Nice? Civility Rules and Law Society of Alberta v. Smith, 2025 ABLS 13

By: Fraser Gordon Case Commented On: Law Society of Alberta v. Smith, 2025 ABLS 13 (CanLII) PDF Version: Must We Be Nice? Civility Rules and Law Society of Alberta v. Smith, 2025 ABLS 13 Lawyers as advocates must be “courteous and civil and act in good faith to the tribunal and all persons with whomRead Article
Why "move fast and break things" is a danger to democracy
Runcorn, England · Runcorn

Why "move fast and break things" is a danger to democracy

Meme by Mark Kieran Democracy’s slow-and-stable safeguards are features, not bugs. Silicon Valley’s defining mantra – “move fast and break things” – emerged from Facebook’s early culture, celebrating rapid iteration, aggressive risk-taking, and a willingness to disrupt in the name of innovation. It revolutionised tech, enabling energetic start-ups with fresh ideas to topple established giants who had grown stale and stodgy. But in politics, this…See the Story

The Information Commissioner’s Report on the Government of Alberta’s War on the Public’s Right to Access Information

By: Drew Yewchuk Matter Commented On: OIPC Investigation Report F2025-IR-01, Investigation into the Government of Alberta’s practices respecting access to information PDF Version: The Information Commissioner’s Report on the Government of Alberta’s War on the Public’s Right to Access Information On 8 May 2025, Alberta’s Information Commissioner (Commissioner) posted Investigation Report 2025-01 (Report 2025-01). ReportAlberta · AlbertaRead Article

Alberta government amends referendum bill in effort to placate First Nations’ concern

50% Left coverage: 14 sources
Alberta’s government has made 11th-hour changes to controversial proposed legislation, declaring that no separation referendum question could threaten First Nations’ existing treaty rights.Danielle Smith · AlbertaSee the Story

The OpenAI Copyright Lawsuit: Could It Backfire on Canadian Media?

By: Ismine Osman Matter Commented On: Canadian News Media Companies v OpenAI, Statement of Claim PDF Version: The OpenAI Copyright Lawsuit: Could it Backfire on Canadian Media? Introduction: A Legal Paradox for Canadian Media In November 2024, a group of Canada’s largest news media companies (Plaintiffs), including the Toronto Star, Metroland Media Group, Postmedia, TheOpenAI · TorontoRead Article

An Important Alberta Crown Lease Continuation Decision

By: Nigel Bankes Case Commented On: APL Oil & Gas (1998) Ltd v Alberta, 2025 ABKB 201 (CanLII) PDF Version: An Important Alberta Crown Lease Continuation Decision In the natural resources sector, as in so many other industrial sectors that require major capital investments in physical assets, security of tenure for those engaging in exploration […] The post An Important Alberta Crown Lease Continuation Decision first appeared on ABLawg.Alberta · AlbertaRead Article

Renters’ Rights Bill already impacting early surrender agreements, says ex-Propertymark president - Property Industry Eye

Renters’ Rights Bill already impacting early surrender agreements, says ex-Propertymark president - Breaking news for estate agents and the residential property industry. Independent, unbiased, and factual reporting. A forum for discussion and debate of topics of the day. Subscribe for our free daily newsletter.Property · EnglandSee the Story

Disaster in the Making: UCP Government Grabs Control of the Alberta Law Foundation’s Funding Decisions

By: Shaun Fluker, Jonnette Watson Hamilton, and Nigel Bankes Bill Commented On: Bill 39 Financial Statutes Amendment Act 2025 (31st Leg, 1st Session, second reading) PDF Version: Disaster in the Making: UCP Government Grabs Control of the Alberta Law Foundation’s Funding Decisions Mixed together with an omnibus financial bill in the current session of the […] The post Disaster in the Making: UCP Government Grabs Control of the Alberta Law Founda…UCP · CalgaryRead Article

The Vital Importance of Federal Environmental Assessment and the Federal Election

By: Arlene Kwasniak Matter Commented On: The federal leaders’ debate and how the role of federal environmental assessment was inappropriately miscast, denigrated, and not defended. PDF Version: The Vital Importance of Federal Environmental Assessment and the Federal Election On April 17th I watched the English debate among the Canadian Prime Minister contenders. I watched theCanada · CanadaRead Article

The AER Panel Dismisses Appeal in Induced Seismicity Case But Reinforces the Case For a Regional Approach

By: Nigel Bankes Decision Commented On: Obsidian Energy Ltd. Appeal of Environmental Protection Order March 7, 2025, 2025 ABAER 002 PDF Version: The AER Panel Dismisses Appeal in Induced Seismicity Case But Reinforces the Case For a Regional Approach In this decision, an appeal panel of the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) confirmed that the Compliance Liability Management (CLM) Branch had sufficient warrant to issue a remedial Environmental Prote…Peace River, Alberta · Peace RiverRead Article

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