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Former Sask Attorney General Bronwyn Eyre joining the Canadian Constitution Foundation

TORONTO – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF), the nation’s leading civil liberties charity, continues to expand its legal capacity and is pleased to welcome Bronwyn Eyre as Senior Counsel, beginning in mid-October. Eyre brings extensive legal, legislative, and public policy experience to the CCF. A lawyer and former journalist, she was elected to the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly in 2016 and

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In this video, Christine Van Geyn explains the Ontario Court of Appeal’s recent decision on Toronto’s bike lanes, which confirms that the Constitution does not guarantee

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With the help of a talented network of lawyers, the CCF litigates against unconstitutional and unlawful government action.

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