Posted AT 4:22 AM EDT on 11/04/07
Unions, most racial minorities have left court empty-handed
A thick cloud of irony lay over Ottawa three years ago, on the day that Stephen Harper took his case to the Supreme Court of Canada.A leading critic of judicial power, Mr. Harper, president of the National Citizens' Coalition, was asking the court to step in and strike down federal prohibitions on third-party election advertising.
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