CCF Granted Leave in Alberta’s Challenge to Impact Assessment Act

CALGARY – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) has been granted leave to intervene in Alberta’s new legal challenge to the Impact Assessment Act (IAA), also known as Bill C-69. The Alberta Court of Appeal has agreed to hear the CCF’s arguments as it considers whether the current federal law oversteps…

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Not Reserving Judgment Episode 94: Parks Canada pulls permit for MAGA singer’s show. Plus Premier Smith’s latest proposals.

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Episode 94: Parks Canada pulls permit for MAGA singer's show. Plus Premier Smith's latest proposals. On Episode 94, we discuss Parks Canada's dubious decision to cancel the permit of a MAGA-supporting singer, we tell you about our new intervention in a case challenging the Impact Assessment Act, and we discuss…

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CCF to Appear at Supreme Court to Challenge Executive Overreach in Parliamentary Speech Case

OTTAWA: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) will appear at the Supreme Court of Canada from November 5-6 to intervene in Alford v Canada (Attorney General), a case that raises foundational questions about the meaning of parliamentary privilege and whether the Executive branch has the power to criminalize speech in Parliament. Professor…

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