In Episode 158, we walk through the details of a new Alberta bill that aims to ensure institutional neutrality and freedom of expression on post-secondary campuses. Plus, we discuss why we're excited about the possibility…
In Episode 157, we explain why firearms owners are challenging the Carney government at the Supreme Court of Canada (and why all Canadians should care). Plus, we reveal some new surprising polling results that show…
Instead of the weekly podcast, please enjoy this recording of the CCF's Town Hall with Senior Counsel Bronwyn Eyre, a former Minister of Justice and Attorney General for Saskatchewan. Eyre tells us about her most…
Come to our conference and meet me! The conferece is in Toronto on Novemerb 5 and 6. Buy your tickets here: Or you can enter to win 2 free tickets here, draw is on…
In Episode 156, we tell you about newly-uncovered documents that show Pierre Trudeau was warned he didn't need emergency powers during the October Crisis. Plus, we tell you about a case that will decide when…
What does the law protect?
Privacy rights are crucial for maintaining individual autonomy, dignity, and freedom in society. At a basic level, they protect personal information from
Political Expression, Compelled Expression and the Freedom of the Press and Media
In this video, Christine explains common misconceptions about property rights in Canada, including why Canadians still have property rights even though they are not explicitly protected by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. From whether the government can seize your property to whether someone can…
