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Not Reserving Judgment Episode 119: Smith threatens funding over Liberal-dominated judicial appointments. Plus, plastic ruled toxic.

Not Reserving Judgment Episode 119: Smith threatens funding over Liberal-dominated judicial appointments. Plus, plastic ruled toxic.

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Episode 119: Smith threatens funding over Liberal-dominated judicial appointments. Plus, plastic ruled toxic. In Episode 119, we discuss Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney threatening to withhold funding if Alberta doesn't get more say in judicial appointments. Plus, we explain why we disagree with the Federal…

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Federal Court of Appeal Upholds Ottawa’s Listing Plastics “Toxic”

Federal Court of Appeal Upholds Ottawa’s Listing Plastics “Toxic”

TORONTO – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is disappointed that the Federal Court of Appeal has overturned a Federal Court decision that had found the Trudeau government’s decision to label “plastic manufactured items” as toxic was unreasonable. The CCF intervened in the case to help the Court understand the limits…

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Not Reserving Judgment Episode 118: A constitutional right to BIKE LANES? Inside Ontario’s appeal of a surprising decision.

Not Reserving Judgment Episode 118: A constitutional right to BIKE LANES? Inside Ontario’s appeal of a surprising decision.

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Episode 118: A constitutional right to BIKE LANES? Inside Ontario's appeal of a surprising decision. In Episode 118, we give you a full recap of Ontario's appeal of a decision that found a law designed to remove bike lanes from Toronto violated the rights to life and security of the…

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