Not Reserving Judgment Episode 55: B.C. lawyers ATTACKED for telling the truth, involuntary treatment & gender-fluid dog

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Episode 55: B.C. lawyers ATTACKED for telling the truth, involuntary treatment & gender-fluid dog On Episode 55, we talk about B.C.’s plan to expand involuntary treatment, we discuss the B.C. Law Society’s attack on two members for requesting that a mandatory Indigenous training course be accurate, and we tell you…

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CCF intervening in favour of right to travel within Canada

TORONTO: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (”CCF”) has been granted intervener status in an upcoming Supreme Court of Canada hearing about the constitutionality of Newfoundland and Labrador’s pandemic travel restrictions and whether Canadian citizens have a constitutionally-protected right to interprovincial travel.The case Taylor v. Canada arises from a matter in which…

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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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