CCF disappointed that BC government will continue to hide the taxpayer costs of fighting against patient rights

VANCOUVER, BC: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is disappointed by the decision of the British Columbia Court of Appeal released Friday, which permits the BC government to withhold information about how much taxpayer money has been spent litigating against patient rights. The BC government has been involved in litigation since…

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Can the government make COVID-19 tests mandatory?

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Passengers landing at German airports from countries with high-levels of COVID-19 are now required to submit to throat swabs and told to go into self-isolation until the results arrive a few days later. If travellers don’t comply, they can face fines of up to $39,000. This new mandatory testing regime…

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CCF advocacy has resulted in suspension of unconstitutional Yarmouth sign bylaw

TORONTO, ON: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is pleased to see that its advocacy has resulted in the suspension of an unconstitutional bylaw in the town of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. The new bylaw would have restricted the right of residents of the town to display election signs on private and…

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