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Bill C-9, the Carney government’s so-called “Combatting Hate Act” has cleared its final vote in the House of Commons and
CALGARY – A Calgary court has upheld a ticket issued under Calgary’s “bubble zone” bylaw that restricts expression outside of
OTTAWA – On March 20, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in R v Singer, ruling 5-4 that
OTTAWA – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) will be at the Supreme Court this week, from Monday, March 23 to Thursday,
OTTAWA – On Tuesday, the Mark Carney government served notice that it is seeking leave to appeal the Federal Court
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In this video, Christine Van Geyn explains a case heading to the Supreme Court of Canada: English Montreal School Board v. Quebec, which surrounds Quebec’s Bill
Bill C-9, the Carney government’s so-called “Combatting Hate Act” has cleared its final vote in the House of Commons and
CALGARY – A Calgary court has upheld a ticket issued under Calgary’s “bubble zone” bylaw that restricts expression outside of
OTTAWA – On March 20, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in R v Singer, ruling 5-4 that
OTTAWA – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) will be at the Supreme Court this week, from Monday, March 23 to Thursday,
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