CCF to Intervene in Case of Mayor Fined $5,000 After He Voted Against  Proclaiming Pride Month
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CCF to Intervene in Case of Mayor Fined $5,000 After He Voted Against Proclaiming Pride Month

THUNDER BAY, ON – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has been granted leave to intervene in a judicial review of an Ontario Human Rights Tribunal decision that saw a smalltown mayor's bank account garnished for declining an activist group’s request to make a "Pride Month" proclamation. In a November 2024…

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Not Reserving Judgment Episode 95: Convoy lawyer DEBANKED after crypto transfers. Plus, the ‘Hockey Canada’ verdict.

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Episode 95: Convoy lawyer DEBANKED after crypto transfers. Plus, the 'Hockey Canada' verdict. On Episode 95, we discuss the de-banking of a Freedom Convoy lawyer; we dig into the acquittal of five hockey players who were accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a London, Ont., hotel room; and we…

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Niagara Falls Sign Ban to Become Inaugural Censorship Defence Fund Case
Three women are arrested on June 17, 2025 for holding protest signs at a city council meeting in Niagara Falls. Photograph by Ed Smith for The Pointer.

Niagara Falls Sign Ban to Become Inaugural Censorship Defence Fund Case

NIAGARA FALLS — The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has filed a constitutional challenge in support of a group of women who were arrested for silently protesting during a Niagara Falls City Council meeting on June 17. The applicant, Lauren O’Connor, was among the demonstrators arrested for holding small paper signs…

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