Student groups at Alberta’s two largest universities are calling on the provincial government to introduce regulations on tuition fees paid by international students. Tuition fees for international students at the University of Calgary increased by 10 per cent in May, affecting about 6,000 students. At the University of Alberta, international student tuition will rise by six […]
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32 Alberta law professors sign letter calling for government to make oath to Queen optional
A group of 32 Alberta law professors has sent an open letter to Justice Minister Tyler Shandro urging for a legislative amendment to the mandatory oath of allegiance to the Queen that students must make when called to the bar. After Edmonton articling student Prabjot Singh Wirring decided to sue the province on the basis that swearing […]
Coal company seeks more than $3.4B in damages from Alberta government over policy change
Four months after the provincial government announced it was doing a U-turn on looming coal policy changes, a private coal company says it has started legal proceedings based on the impacts of that reversal. Cabin Ridge Holdings Ltd. and Cabin Ridge Project Ltd. announced on June 30 that legal proceedings had commenced against the government. In […]