Author: Christine Van Geyn

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Doug Ford’s gag law will limit comment on essentially any public policy issue

Doug Ford’s gag law will limit comment on essentially any public policy issue

By CCF Litigation Director Christine Van Geyn and CTF President & CEO Scott Hennig Politicians are going to politician. It doesn’t matter their party, the colour of their election sign or ideological background. Politicians will take any opportunity to silence their critics – even if it means enacting unconstitutional laws.…

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Freedom Update: New cases and concerns about Bill C-10

Freedom Update: New cases and concerns about Bill C-10

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https://youtu.be/sHu7up3d5UA In the May Freedom Update, Christine gives a sneak peek at the details of a new CCF case challenging the Ontario stay at home order and the prohibition on outdoor protests. You can learn more about the case at https://theccf.ca/bristol-ca/, and stay tuned for more details about the case…

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The new limits of civil forfeiture in Ontario

The new limits of civil forfeiture in Ontario

On May 12, the Ontario Court of Appeal will consider the limits of civil forfeiture and the power of the Attorney General to use this powerful tool to dispose of assets without compensation. Civil forfeiture is a process that allows government to seize property and other assets tainted by crime.…

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