Unconstitutional interprovincial travel bans prevent kids from going to school
Premier Blaine Higgs of New Brunswick (public domain)

Unconstitutional interprovincial travel bans prevent kids from going to school

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The "Atlantic Bubble" is becoming a notorious term in 2020 as premiers in Atlantic Canada continue to enforce provincial rules preventing other Canadians from entering many of the region's provinces. Just recently, the New Brunswick government has informed a Mi’gmaq Nation located just over the border in Quebec that their…

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Going forward with the fight for healthcare freedom

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https://youtu.be/b1eSwwhwcRw The CCF's Christine Van Geyn recently appeared in a SecondStreet.org video with Colin Craig to discuss the Cambie case after its trial court decision. The trial judge in BC found that current prohibitions on private care violated section 7 of the Charter but were consistent with the principles of…

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Release: Victory for free expression in Saskatchewan nursing Court of Appeal decision

REGINA: On Tuesday, October 6, 2020, the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal released the decision in Carolyn Strom v The Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association. The Court of Appeal set aside a decision by the Saskatchewan nursing regulator to impose a fine and costs, totaling $26,000. The disciplinary action was imposed by…

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