The Canadian Constitution Foundation is deeply concerned that the Online Harms Act introduced in the House of Commons on February 26 will significantly hamper constitutionally-protected expression.The Online Harms Act would limit constitutionally-protected expression in the following ways:The Bill would create a new process for individuals and groups to complain to…
Members of the public are also encouraged to sign and share the CCF’s petition demanding that Murray Harbour Council drop the sanctions and that Minister Lantz end his inquiry at theccf.ca/drop-the-sanctions/CHARLOTTETOWN – The Canadian Constitution Foundation (the “CCF”) is pleased to announce that it is assisting a municipal councillor in…
OTTAWA: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (“CCF”) is pleased that the Supreme Court of Canada appears to have upheld the longstanding constitutional principle that provinces cannot be compelled to administer federal laws or programs, even though the court has found that provinces who choose to deliver child and family services to…
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