Release: CCF granted intervener status in Supreme Court freedom of association case

Today, the Supreme Court of Canada granted the CCF's motion to intervene in a case that will have profound implications for all private civil society organizations, and particularly religious congregations. The Canadian Constitution Foundation had previously filed an affidavit in support of the application for leave last autumn and Executive…

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Beer Freedom and Free Trade: New Brunswick Crown files factum in R. v. Comeau

Calgary, Alberta -- On Friday we received the factum of the Appellant, the Attorney General of New Brunswick in the case of R. v. Comeau. We are currently reviewing it. Without jumping the gun on the litigation process, we are confident that there are compelling responses to the Appellant’s arguments.…

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Michel Kelly-Gagnon: Trade Barriers Between Provinces Cost You More Than You Think

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One of the motivations behind the founding of the Canadian federation was that, with the United States rejecting free-trade deals, there needed to be a unified market between the future provinces of Canada. Since then, Canadians have been free to move and live anywhere in the country, and it is…

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