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The Canadian Constitution Foundation is a charity dedicated to defending the constitutionally protected rights and freedoms of Canadians.
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Pat King’s conviction proves Trudeau didn’t need the Emergencies Act
January 3, 2025
Josh Dehaas is counsel for the Canadian Constitution Foundation. This article was originally published in the National Post on December
Canadian Constitution Foundation releases 2024 civil liberties “naughty and nice” list
December 19, 2024
TORONTO: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has released a Christmas-themed civil liberties “naughty and nice” list, ranking different government actions
CCF to appear at Supreme Court in case about the scope of police search powers
December 18, 2024
TORONTO: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has been granted leave to intervene in the Supreme Court case of R v
Join us online Dec 12 at our book launch
December 11, 2024
This week our new book on free expression became available on Amazon (both in print and kindle editions). Authored by
CCF launches new book: Free Speech in Canada: A beginner’s guide from ancient roots to modern controversies
December 9, 2024
TORONTO – The Canadian Constitution Foundation is excited to announce that its new book Free Speech In Canada: A beginner’s
CCF remains concerned about expression despite plan to split Online Harms Act
December 4, 2024
The Trudeau government has announced that they intend to split Bill C-63, the proposed Online Harms Act, into two separate
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Pat King’s conviction proves Trudeau didn’t need the Emergencies Act
January 3, 2025
Josh Dehaas is counsel for the Canadian Constitution Foundation. This article was originally published in the National Post on December 28, 2024. At a recent family gathering, a relative approached me to chat about my work fighting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s invocation of the Emergencies Act during the convoy protests in February 2022. He was unsure whether invocation was right.
Christine Van Geyn
December 9, 2024
In this video I describe changes to the online harms act – the bill is being split into two parts that will now proceed separately. Are
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Canadian Constitution Foundation releases 2024 civil liberties “naughty and nice” list
December 19, 2024
TORONTO: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has released a Christmas-themed civil liberties “naughty and nice” list, ranking different government actions
CCF to appear at Supreme Court in case about the scope of police search powers
December 18, 2024
TORONTO: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has been granted leave to intervene in the Supreme Court case of R v
Join us online Dec 12 at our book launch
December 11, 2024
This week our new book on free expression became available on Amazon (both in print and kindle editions). Authored by
CCF launches new book: Free Speech in Canada: A beginner’s guide from ancient roots to modern controversies
December 9, 2024
TORONTO – The Canadian Constitution Foundation is excited to announce that its new book Free Speech In Canada: A beginner’s
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By drawing attention to important issues, the CCF defends constitutional freedoms by making sure unconstitutional government action doesn't go unnoticed by the public.
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Through projects such as the Runnymede Society and PrimaryDocuments.ca, the CCF provides important resources to lawyers, students and the academy.
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