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All Canadians should have an equal right to seek healthcare

Post published:December 20, 2018
Post category:News

Quebecers who are facing lengthy waits for medical procedures can opt to go to private clinics. Don't the rest of Canadians deserve that option? Check out this great article in the National Post by CCF board member and MD, Will Johnston. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.…

Release: CCF takes aim at Alberta’s unconstitutional beer policy

Post published:December 17, 2018
Post category:News Press Releases

December 17, 2018—Last Friday, the Alberta Court of Appeal granted the Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) leave to intervene in the appeal of the Steam Whistle v. AGLC decision, in which two out-of-province beer companies successfully challenged unconstitutional discrimination by Alberta against their products. The CCF is intervening to ensure the court correctly…

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Lauren Bird: Nova Scotia decision regarding alcohol could be example to others

Post published:December 9, 2018
Post category:News

Nova Scotia's decision to remove limits on how much alcohol can be brought into the province for personal consumption could inspire other provinces to do the same, says legal expert Howard Anglin. "Every province that … moves to reduce friction at our internal provincial borders should be applauded for that…

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