Supreme Court of Canada Clears Path for Landmark Election Interference Lawsuit Against Former Alberta Official
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June 22, 2026
In a decision with profound implications for the accountability of public officials, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that former Alberta legislator Joseph Anglin may proceed with a CAD$2.2 million lawsuit against Glen Resler, the province’s former…
Capitol Hill Caught in Crosscurrents: Housing Bill Progresses Amidst Executive Interference and Lapsed Spy Powers
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June 20, 2026
WASHINGTON D.C. – This week on Capitol Hill presented a stark dichotomy, with senators making tangible strides on a critical bipartisan housing bill, poised for a final vote post-Juneteenth recess, even as the legislative agenda was simultaneously…
