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Shopping on Sundays was illegal until this Calgary drug mart fought a $40 fine to the Supreme Court

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Nearly 40 years ago, Calgary’s Big M Drug Mart challenged the Lord’s Day Act, sparking a Supreme Court case that redefined religious freedom and paved the way for Sunday shopping in Canada.

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Alberta Calgary icanada news

After a pandemic boom, Canada’s video game industry is taking a hit

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Trudeau announces Canada-U.S. Economic Summit for Friday

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Poilievre promises to hit fentanyl ‘kingpins’ with mandatory life sentences

Alberta Calgary icanada news

Mayor of small Quebec town in hot water following pro-Trump comments