Ottawa, provinces ask Supreme Court to uphold law on random traffic stops
;Resize=(620) "A Manitoba health authority will make its case to the Supreme Court of Canada, arguing the Manitoba Human Rights Commission was outside of its jurisdiction in a ruling that found the authority discriminated against an employee.")
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