Not Reserving Judgment: Episode 1 On Episode 1 of Not Reserving Judgment, we discuss new numbers from Quebec that show more doctors are going private, ask whether affirmative action has gone too far, and consider whether Canadians will ever get compensated for COVID-19 lockdowns.For now, you can find Not Reserving…
Last week, New Brunswick’s minority government proposed changes to its Emergency Measures Act that, if passed, would allow the minister of public safety and attorney general to “suspend the operation of or amend or supersede” many of the province’s laws at the stroke of a pen. Lyle Skinner, a University of New Brunswick law…
Covid-19 spreads easily in crowded spaces, so when the virus arrived in Toronto’s homeless shelters in March, a charity group responded by handing out tents. The idea was to give homeless people a way to practice physical distancing, potentially saving their lives. Soon after, tent cities started popping up under…
The weekly Freedom Update is the best way of keeping you informed about the CCF’s work defending constitutional rights and freedoms. Each week we highlight some items that are keeping us busy, and to which your donations are vital.
Sign up below to start receiving these newsletters.
