Supreme Court hears challenge of law clearing path for Ontario Place redevelopment
politics / draft
The Supreme Court is considering whether a law allowing changes to Ontario Place is legal. A group is arguing the law breaks rules, while the government says it's okay. The court will decide if the law follows the country's basic laws. People should watch the court's final decision.
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- Constitutionality
- Whether a law follows the basic rules of the country's government.
- Supreme Court
- The highest court in the country that decides if laws are legal.
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- The Supreme Court of Canada plans to hear arguments from a coalition challenging the constitutionality of legislation that enables major changes at Ontario Place.Reported by: BNN Bloomberg, Global News, National Observer
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