Grabher says the Nova Scotia government is discriminating against his name. Letters of the law: following up on the license plate story today. Tune in at 6pm for the latest. @CTVAtlantic pic ...

A few days later after my trip in the city center, someone advertised on the local email list a business that sold magnet door name plates. Hey, I thought, that could be a great idea. Then I ...

Lorne Grabher has had his last name on his license plate for decades, but a few months ago received a letter from the Nova Scotia Registry of Motor Vehicles has canceled the plate after 25 years ...

and says the province's refusal to renew the plate late last year is unfair.Grabher says the Nova Scotia government is discriminating against his name.Transport Department spokesman Brian Taylor ...

The Uttar Pradesh government's recent directive for the Kanwar Yatra has faced widespread criticism. The government has mandated that shop owners along the Kanwar routes must display their ...

The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that personalized license plates are government speech and not subject to the First Amendment's ban on viewpoint discrimination. At the center of the ...

The court ruled in Walker v. Texas Division, Sons of Confederate Veterans, Inc. that the license plate design constitutes government speech and therefore Texas is entitled to choose which messages ...

Grabher wants his licence plate back ... How can you say my name is a slogan when it is not?" Grabher told CBC News. "Where does the province of Nova Scotia and the government of Nova Scotia ...

and says the province’s refusal to renew the plate late last year is unfair. Grabher says the Nova Scotia government is discriminating against his name. Transport Department spokesman Brian ...

Tennessee has rules restricting vulgar, racist, or drug-related messages from its vanity plates, but Gilliam was issued her "69PWNDU" plate in 2010 and kept it for 11 years without issue.