Mississauga Committee Votes to Replace Unconstitutional Nuisance Weed Bylaw after CCF Victory in Naturalized Garden Case

MISSISSAUGA – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is pleased that a City of Mississauga committee has unanimously recommended that city council repeal the unconstitutional nuisance weed bylaw, following a court victory by a homeowner who argued with the CCF’s assistance that the bylaw violated his freedom of expression.Mississauga’s Nuisance Weed and Tall…

Continue Reading Mississauga Committee Votes to Replace Unconstitutional Nuisance Weed Bylaw after CCF Victory in Naturalized Garden Case

Not Reserving Judgment Episode 128: Is Canada’s high-speed rail plan DOOMED already? Plus, Quebec to BAN prayer in more places.

  • Post category:NewsPodcast

Episode 128: Is Canada's high-speed rail plan DOOMED already? Plus, Quebec to BAN prayer in more places. In Episode 128, we discuss the impact of the $90-billion Alto high-speed rail proposal on property rights, and we explain why we're opposed to Quebec's Bill 9, which would ban prayer in many…

Continue Reading Not Reserving Judgment Episode 128: Is Canada’s high-speed rail plan DOOMED already? Plus, Quebec to BAN prayer in more places.

Not Reserving Judgment Episode 127: Bill C-22 would make telecoms TRACK YOUR LOCATION. Plus, getting politics out of education?

  • Post category:NewsPodcast

Episode 127: Bill C-22 would make telecoms TRACK YOUR LOCATION. Plus, getting politics out of education? In Episode 127, we consider whether Ontario's and Alberta's attempts to get politics out of the classroom will help or hinder freedom of expression. Plus, we explain our concerns with C-22, a federal bill…

Continue Reading Not Reserving Judgment Episode 127: Bill C-22 would make telecoms TRACK YOUR LOCATION. Plus, getting politics out of education?

End of content

No more pages to load