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How a Cookie Tin Lottery in New Zealand’s Parliament Shapes the Law
Wellington, New Zealand (AP) — In front of a silent crowd and under the watchful eye of an officiant clad in black robes, a... Read More
B.C. First Nations fear protests and conflict over fast-track legislation
Leaders from First Nations communities in British Columbia have stated that suggested legislation aimed at expediting resource development could result in demonstrations and legal... Read More
Jay Goldberg Returns: Trudeau’s Censorship Tsar Reclaims Control
Prime Minister Mark Carney ought to rescind the hazardous censorship legislation introduced by the Justin Trudeau administration before it is fully implemented. Unfortunately, following... Read More
Senate Paves Way for California to Ditch Clean Air Standards, Including Vehicle Emission Rules
WASHINGTON (AP) – On Wednesday, Senate Republicans moved to set a new precedent enabling them to rescind emission regulations for vehicles in California including... Read More
US Senate Tries to Block California’s Vehicle-Emission Rules: What You Need to Know
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Congress might prevent California from enforcing its pioneering regulation that prohibits the sale of new gasoline-driven vehicles by 2035. A... Read More
Silica Company Reaffirms Commitment to Manitoba, Clears Name in Ethics Probe
Sio Silica maintains that it had no involvement in any misconduct throughout the 2023 provincial transition phase and endorses the conclusions of the Manitoba... Read More
Cryptocurrency Set for Safeguarding: Key Vote Approves the Genius Act – Here’s What You Need to Know
The Senate advanced the proposal on Monday with a vote. With groundbreaking legislation aimed at overseeing certain types of cryptocurrencies. The law faced some... Read More
Judge Overturns Federal Rules Mandating Employer Accommodations for Abortions in Canada
NEW YORK (AP) — On Wednesday, a federal judge overturned rules mandating that the majority of U.S. employers must offer their staff leave and... Read More
Guyanese Lawmakers Approve Bill Holding Oil Companies Liable for Spill Damages
GEORGETOWN — Guyana’s parliament approved an oil contamination bill late Friday evening. The legislation makes all involved parties responsible for compensating damage resulting from... Read More
Mexico Unveils Massive Cruise Fee Cut: Save Up to 90%!
A charge that might have made Mexico one of the priciest destinations for cruising has been narrowly avoided. During the winter of 2024, the... Read More