Aylmer drops election speech restrictions after CCF legal warning
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Aylmer drops election speech restrictions after CCF legal warning

TORONTO – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has convinced the Town of Aylmer, Ontario to revise its guidance to municipal election candidates, which seriously curtailed candidates' freedom of expression. The guidance prohibited splash pads, bandshells and water towers from appearing in social media content filmed for campaign purposes and suggested candidates…

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Court of Appeal Sides with CCF Arguments in Bike Lanes Charter Fight

TORONTO – Today's Court of Appeal of Ontario decision in Cycle Toronto v. Ontario is a decisive win for democratic policymaking and a clear rejection of attempts to turn ordinary policy choices into bedrock constitutional rights.The case was an appeal of a July 30, 2025 decision of the Ontario Superior Court of…

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CCF granted leave to intervene in Supreme Court firearms case
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CCF granted leave to intervene in Supreme Court firearms case

OTTAWA – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has been granted leave to intervene in a Supreme Court of Canada case involving firearms owners who may not know whether the guns they possess are prohibited, but could face criminal consequences for getting it wrong. The case is Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights,…

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