CCF issues warning to Annapolis Royal over decision to end livestreaming of meetings
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CCF issues warning to Annapolis Royal over decision to end livestreaming of meetings

CALGARY – Today, the Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) sent a legal warning to the Town of Annapolis Royal in Nova Scotia after council voted to terminate livestreaming its meetings and restrict public access to recordings. At an April 15 council meeting, community members raised concerns about transparency and public participation after council…

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Nova Scotia court agrees with CCF: last summer’s woods ban was unlawful

HALIFAX – On Friday, the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia issued a decision finding that the 2025 ban on entering the woods to prevent forest fires was unreasonable and therefore unlawful. Justice Jamie S. Campbell agreed with the Canadian Constitution Foundation (the “CCF”) that the ban limited mobility rights protected…

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Not Reserving Judgment Episode 129: Is floor crossing ILLEGAL? Plus, federal research funding BLOCKS non-disabled and men.

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Episode 129: Is floor crossing ILLEGAL? Plus, federal research funding BLOCKS non-disabled and men. In Episode 129, we explain why floor crossings are constitutionally permitted in Parliament even if they betray local voters, and we dig into the Canada Research Chair program's quotas, which lead to professor job postings limited…

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