By Scott Douglas Jacobsen “Kathryn Chan writes in an article published in the Canadian Bar Review that the “institutional turn” in religious freedom litigation we have seen in Europe and the United States is now apparent in Canada. The Supreme Court of Canada is scheduled hear three religious freedom cases in the … Continue reading
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen “How easy would it be for the Russians to interfere in Canadian elections? It would be very easy. All they’d have to do is follow the path well-heeled United States interests have used to land-lock Alberta’s oil. Vivian Krause has been following the money trail to understand how … Continue reading
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen “Minister Duncan thanks science leaders for sharing their love of science with young Canadians OTTAWA, May 18, 2018 /CNW/ – When we ignite a passion for science in young minds, we encourage their imaginations to take over. The results can be remarkable: new inventions, incredible concepts and novel innovations … Continue reading
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen “Thousands of children descended on the University of Manitoba’s campus Saturday to muck up their hands and feet creating art, while learning about science and engineering. At 50 interactive stations, the annual Science Rendezvous festival in Winnipeg aimed to show kids how science overlaps with all aspects of … Continue reading
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen “OTTAWA — Canada’s former religious freedom ambassador says the Trudeau government is displaying “totalitarian” tendencies with its controversial changes to the student summer jobs program. Andrew Bennett, who until 2015 was Canada’s only envoy devoted exclusively to religious freedom abroad, used the label repeatedly in an interview … Continue reading
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen “We’ve talked a lot lately about what Albertans think, as part of our polling series for The Road Ahead project. We’ve heard how voters, at this point in time, heavily favour the United Conservative Party over the governing NDP. We’ve also heard how their views on the leader of each party don’t necessarily … Continue reading