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This week our new book on free expression became available on Amazon (both in print and kindle editions). Authored by
TORONTO – The Canadian Constitution Foundation is excited to announce that its new book Free Speech In Canada: A beginner’s
The Trudeau government has announced that they intend to split Bill C-63, the proposed Online Harms Act, into two separate
Christine Van Geyn is litigation director of the Canadian Constitution Foundation. This article was originally published in the Globe &
The Canadian Constitution Foundation wants to let you know about our next digital Town Hall meeting on Wednesday, November 27
In a very interesting development, the Legault government in Quebec has recently come out saying that they’re prepared to use
This week our new book on free expression became available on Amazon (both in print and kindle editions). Authored by CCF Litigation Director Christine Van Geyn and CCF Counsel Josh Dehaas, Free Speech in Canada offers eight concise chapters covering everything from the origins of free speech to the intersection of expression and property rights. The goal was to write
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
TORONTO – The Canadian Constitution Foundation is excited to announce that its new book Free Speech In Canada: A beginner’s
The Trudeau government has announced that they intend to split Bill C-63, the proposed Online Harms Act, into two separate
Christine Van Geyn is litigation director of the Canadian Constitution Foundation. This article was originally published in the Globe &
The Canadian Constitution Foundation wants to let you know about our next digital Town Hall meeting on Wednesday, November 27
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