CCF pleased by SCC ruling no absolute immunity from damages for Charter-violating laws

OTTAWA: The Canadian Constitution Foundation is pleased that the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that the state is not entitled to absolute immunity from damages when it enacts unconstitutional legislation that infringes Charter rights.In a 5-4 decision released Friday in Attorney General of Canada v Joseph Power, Chief Justice…

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We are in court today fighting B.C.’s $1.7M legal bill

TORONTO – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is appearing in court today, July 18, fighting the British Columbia government over our public interest litigation for patient medical choice. For years, the CCF has supported Dr. Brian Day and the Cambie Surgery Centre in their court battle for patients in B.C.…

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Not Reserving Judgment Episode 47: Vaccine safety decision, B.C. woman’s cancer hell & Sask wins (for now)

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Episode 47: Vaccine safety decision, B.C. woman's cancer hell & Sask wins (for now) On Episode 47, we tell you about a B.C. woman forced to go to the U.S. for cancer care; we discuss a decision that says judges can’t just assume vaccines are safe and effective; and we…

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