Ontario Family Challenges Government’s Refusal to Provide Financial Assistance for Massive Archaeological Costs
Christine Reio at the property purchased with her husband Daniel where ancient human remains were discovered in April 2024

Ontario Family Challenges Government’s Refusal to Provide Financial Assistance for Massive Archaeological Costs

TORONTO – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is supporting an Ontario couple's legal challenge against the province after the government refused to provide financial assistance for a mandatory archaeological investigation that has left their property a fenced-off excavation site for more than two years and exposed them to costs that…

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Not Reserving Judgment Episode 138: Did the government take taxi drivers’ property? Plus, what happened in the Pride flag case.

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Episode 138: Did the government take taxi drivers' property? Plus, what happened in the Pride flag case. In Episode 138, we update you on the case of a small-town mayor fined for opposing a Pride proclamation, and we explain why we think the Quebec government owes taxi drivers for taking…

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Court to hear case of mayor fined $5,000 after Pride Month vote

THUNDER BAY, ONT. – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) will appear in court today to intervene in a judicial review of a Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario decision that saw a small-town mayor personally fined for voting against a request to proclaim June as Pride Month. Members of the media…

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