CCF to Edmonton: No, journalists don’t need permission to report on transit property

TORONTO – The Canadian Constitution Foundation is urging the City of Edmonton to rescind its unconstitutional policy of requiring media to notify and seek permission from the City of Edmonton prior to reporting, filming or conducting business on Edmonton Transit Service property. The policy shared in a recent news release sent…

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CCF urges Waterloo Regional Council to rescind unconstitutional ‘harassment’ bylaw

TORONTO – The Canadian Constitution Foundation has published a letter to Waterloo Regional Council warning of the unconstitutionality of the recently amended Code of Use Bylaw and urging the region to bring it into compliance with the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The CCF is warning Council that it is…

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CCF announces new eBook: Healthcare Choice in Canada

TORONTO: The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) is excited to announce the release of a new eBook called “Healthcare Choice in Canada: Innovative Policy Solutions to improve Canada’s failing healthcare system”. The book contributors include some of Canada’s leading experts and thought leaders in healthcare reform.The new book is available for…

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