Immigration: Supreme Court Of Canada

Sled Dogs Dept: Pity that there's never been that kind of fast and decisive action when it comes to vulnerable children in Bountiful, according to Vancouver Sun. Evidence in the case has revealed established patterns of trafficking, sexual exploitation and forced marriage -all of which supports allegations that have been made for decades against the fundamentalist Mormon community and a hundred sled dogs were killed when a Whistler business went bad. The B.C. government almost immediately set up an inquiry, and have backed its recommendation that stringent animal-cruelty legislation is needed. After nearly two decades of dithering, out of fear that Canada's polygamy law is unconstitutional, B.C. initiated a reference case to determine the law's validity. It is now lumbering through the B.C. Supreme Court, en route, no doubt, to the Supreme Court of Canada in a few years from now. As reported in the news.
@t animal cruelty legislation, mormon community