Canadian Constitution Foundation granted intervenor status in Supreme Court free speech and comedy case

Toronto: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has been granted intervenor status in a Supreme Court of Canada appeal dealing with freedom of expression, Ward v Quebec Human Rights Tribunal. The case involves a Quebec comedian, Mike Ward, who was fined by the Quebec Human Rights Commission. The Commission concluded that…

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CCF releases civil liberties “naughty and nice” list

The Canadian Constitution Foundation has released a Christmas-themed civil liberties “naughty and nice” list, ranking different government responses to COVID-19. The tongue-in-cheek report lists the government COVID measures which showed the least respect for our fundamental freedoms in the “naughty list”. The CCF report also lists the times where government…

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Canadian Constitution Foundation intervening in legal challenge of Ontario lockdown TODAY

TORONTO: Today the Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) will be participating in the legal challenge of Ontario’s lockdown on religious worship as an intervenor in a case brought by Toronto International Celebration Church. The church is seeking an injunction to suspend the enforcement of the arbitrary ten-person limit on religious worship.…

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