Back in May, the Supreme Court declined an opportunity to review an Ontario Court of Appeal ruling in Davis v. Guelph (City). In dismissing the appeal, the Court has left a vital issue unresolved -- do "right of entry" provisions in Municipal and Local Government Acts violate section...

In R. v. Feeney, a 1997 Supreme Court decision, the Court interpreted the Charter's section 8 provision against "unreasonable search and seizure" as mandating that a police officer must receive a warrant before entering a dwelling.

At issue in Feeney was a murder by crowbar....

Popular radio personality and former MuchMusic VJ Terry David Mulligan experimented with civil disobedience in May of this year. His rebellion? He carried nine bottles of wine across the B.C. and Alberta border in violation of the Importation of Intoxicating Liquors Act, which makes it a...

There are many Canadian books and albums that no one is ever likely to buy. Unfortunately -- whether you like it or not -- you've already paid for them.

While the world lauds Margaret Atwood and Arcade Fire, hundreds of lesser works slip through our publishing and...

This upcoming weekend will mark the eleventh annual Liberty Summer Seminar, held on my parents' property in the municipality of Clarington. A year ago, it looked like the Liberty Summer Seminar would be no more. It looked like it was going to be cancelled due to zoning regulations.