Maple’s Garden Brings the Charter to Life for Young Readers

TORONTO – Maple’s Garden, a vibrant new children’s book by CCF Litigation Director Christine Van Geyn, is now available on Amazon and at Chapters and Indigo. The beautifully-illustrated story introduces young readers to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms through Maple, a young girl who wants to express herself and her beliefs about nature…

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Safety above all: are we becoming a “bubble wrap” society? PLUS – we are suing Nova Scotia!

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In her latest video, Christine Van Geyn announces a new legal challenge against the Nova Scotia government over its recent travel ban forbidding accessing the woods for activities like hiking, birdwatching, and picnicking, citing wildfire prevention. The CCF argues this is an unjustified infringement on civil liberties and is pursuing…

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Nova Scotia BANS strolling through the woods this summer

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On August 5th, the Nova Scotia government banned all entry into forests – even for hiking or picnicking – in the name of wildfire prevention, with shocking $25,000 fines for violations. In this video, CCF Litigation Director Christine Van Geyn exposes the extreme overreach of this blanket ban, explaining why…

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