What we’re watching, Sept 13: Why the arrest of Telegram’s founder should worry us all

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At the end of August, Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of the popular messaging app Telegram was arrested in Paris, France over allegations that he and his company were "allowing" the platform to be used for illicit activities. Reports have been vague and unclear as to exactly what this…

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Not Reserving Judgment Episode 54: Victory (?) for free speech in Niagara and mayhem at McGill Law

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Episode 54: Victory (?) for free speech in Niagara and mayhem at McGill Law On Episode 54, we discuss the dramatic and escalating strike situation at McGill Law and a partial victory for free expression following an unconstitutional Niagara Region City Council decision.Stories and cases discussed in this week's episode:Threat…

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CCF concerned that Whitehorse ‘civility’ policy breaches Charter rights

WHITEHORSE – The Canadian Constitution Foundation has sent a letter to Whitehorse City Council urging Council to amend its recently passed civility policy, which violates the right to freedom of expression guaranteed under section 2(b) of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.The CCF acknowledges that municipal councils can create rules…

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