OTTAWA — There should be limits on the use of the notwithstanding clause that is being increasingly invoked by provinces to curtail people’s Charter rights, the federal government I argued in the challenge of Quebec’s secularism law at the Supreme Court.

The federal government made the argument in response to the challenge of Quebec’s secularism law at the Supreme Court. {ai:summary}OTTAWA — The federal government argued in the Supreme Court challenge to Quebec's secularism law that there should be limits on the notwithstanding clause.Provinces have been increasingly invoking it to curb Charter rights. #politics

Ottawa argues for limits on use of notwithstanding clause in challenge to Quebec secularism law

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